Watercolor Powder Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2015
- Watercolor Powder Techniques
by Dina Kowal
Learn a variety of techniques for using powdered watercolor products, such as Brusho, Bister, Magicals, and Color Burst. For step by step still pictures, supply list and measurements as well as more tutorials visit www.splitcoaststampers.com/res... 
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Dina, thanks for showing so many techniques. And your tight editing packs a lot into 10 minutes-which I much appreciate.
absolutely excellent tutorial - clear, concise, precise and no "jazz hands" distracting the viewer from what you are teaching - thank you !
No false nails and ink on hands made me watch on. I am so very glad I did. Such a fascinating and informative video.
You made my day!
I have learned more about Brusho in the last few minutes than I have in the last 2 years, of to make a Christmas Card , thank you
Yayyyy! Have fun!
Thanks so much for this very interesting video and all these tips. Maybe now I’ll get out my old powders and use them. Great cards! Watching replay from British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you, Dina! What a beautifully comprehensive and fun tutorial!
Love these ideas, cannot wait to try. Thank you for sharing!
Oh this is gorgeous Dina! Love how versatile it is.
Thank you so much for all these terrific ideas!
These are awesome, Dina! Many I would never have thought of. Thanks!
This video is AWESOME! You moved right along showing all kinds of ways to use the powders and it was a great teaching tool! Thanks!
Thank you for all the awesome tips and techniques! And thank you for keeping it concise!!!
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial - so many great ideas, I cannot wait to try them all out!!
So great! You have added so techniques I haven't seen before, thanks!
What a great introduction to how versatile these powders are. I realize now that I've only scratched the surface in my experiments. Thank you!
Thanks for all the great tips and techniques!
Love your video!!! Thanks for sharing.
Just discovered color powders, love this video!
A great demonstration, wow ! Thanks a lot !
Thank you for an excellent overview of this exciting medium to help make my decision to get some to play with! Have a great day!
Wow, that's a bunch of great ideas! Thanks so much.
Thank you for such an informative video! You've inspired me to give these a try.
That technique is super cool. I haven't ever seen anyone else doing it. I just bought the Marion Smith Color Lab kit and think those pigments would work as well. Can't wait to try it for myself.
Dina, what a fabulous tutorial. I have been eyeing these and now they are definitely on my wishlist. Thanks so much
eeee I just ordered some of these and I'm SO excited after watching your video!! I can't wait to try them out! thank you!! ^_^
Clear, concise, full of information. Thank you for making this tutorial!
Your ideas/cards are simply lovely.
Wow Dana....so many wonderful and playful techniques! Thank you so much for sharing and I can't wait to get started!
This is such a lovely video to watch! You have given us so many ideas and tips and your works are stunningly gorgeous!! I am a watercolourist and only discovered the Brusho product last night (by accident) and have ordered a box of 24. I'm super excited to combine different techniques with my paintings, and this video you have shared with us has given me so much more to play with (ideas). Thank you very much!!! Cheers!
Great tutorial. Love it. Thank You.
great video....learned so much about a product I've just purchased. Thank you!
Thanks for all these great ideas to apply Brusho
Great video and learn a lot! Thanks for sharing.
Wow ! Thank you for such a surprisingly informative video and you make it all look so easy with wonderful results you've gained an instant fan and follower and I can't wait to buy some Brusho and play with it !!
Awesome video - I just received an order of Brusho's and was looking up ways to use. You gave me some great ideas. Thanks bunches.
Love your video, the best i saw untill now.
Merci pour toutes ces démonstrations
Sublime vidéo!... Mille mercis!
I just received color burst by ken oliver, very excited to use them after watching your video. So many ideas for my BF's birthday card, thank you.
Lots of great ideas in your video!
FABULOUS Video. This is a keeper. Thank you for sharing all your ideas and talent.
Such an informative post! Thank you very much for sharing.
Just acquired some powders....this was so helpful to me. Thank you.
Thank you for this fabulous demonstration and inspiration. I bought this and did not have a clue what to do with it.
More ideas makes it more fun...I just bought Brushos and have used them quite a bit in the past few days but now I have MORE things to try. Thank you so much.
This is so cool! Thanks!!
It's so wonderful ❤️🙏thanks
Thanks for this awesome tutorial.
Oh wow, I love to make my own shimmer sprays and never thought of using my brusho's for the color. Thanks!!! It would be a lot thinner than acrylic paint.
Your technique is so amazing👍 and great
Absolutely fabulous 😊
Excellent techniques video! Brushos are so fun and allow me to look far more creative than I am!
Lots of great ideas...used my Brusho powders only once after I found them too unpredictable. Will definitely have to try the stencil technique.
Thank you so very much for these bellisimo effects. A.
Terrific video. Very thorough and varied. Well done.
Amazing tutorial ! I was never interested in learning about watercolor because it was too boring for me. I came across your video by chance and these techniques made me think twice. Well done !
thank you! now to try and find it ! x
love this. ty
WOW! this is great information.
Great ideas. Thanks.
L-O-V-E the stencil technique!!
Really helpful vid. Thank you.
THANK YOU for such a wonderful, informative video! I ordered the orange powder, but now thinking I should just buy the set! So much fun!
karuder The orange is my favorite!
Thank you so much for sharing. I spent a whole day with my friend just going through all your techniques one by one and we had so much fun. We didn't get to finish them all so we are doing the last 3 this week. Thanks again!
+Fiona Walker That is so fun! The best way to get to know how to use them is just to play. :) Thanks for sharing! xx Dina
Excellent techniques
Thanks so much for the tutorial :)
Thank you for showing so many wonderful techniques. You have inspired me to play more.
I'm so glad, Sara - yay! xxDina
This was a fantastic share and I got lots of great info, thanks so much for sharing! Patti
Fabulous!
Awesome thank you
Qué interesante & agradable es tú post de tú trabajo artístico. Cuídate
EXCELLENT!
Thank you, that was very interesting :)
Great tutorial but I also love the two leaf stamps and stencil you used. Any chance you could tell me who they come from and if they are still available! thanks :)
.... I have something to share with you... Try using Gum Arabic after you have brushed your water down on your paper...
(This is beautiful when showing a reflection in the water).... once you wash your water down, then put the G. A. over that... then put your watercolor on that.... the effect is Slower... and it has a beautiful crackle-crystal effect... or a spider web effect... You'll see....
I love using Gum Arabic in with powder watercolors first (cake) then use it as a watercolor paint... ;) ... Schmincks Gold Powders are beautiful... Great for gold or silver Calligraphy.
Ooh - sounds beautiful! I'll have to give it a try! xxDina
So weird that Michael's doesn't carry these yet. I know I can buy them online, but I prefer to buy stuff in person.
I'm back again... I love this video...
... at 8:53 are you using Brusho powder there?
I was looking forward to see the Brusho powder reaction. At 3:27, I heard you say Brusho but at the same time I watched you using another brend. Could you please tell us if Brusho changed from their original round/white looking ?
Nice technique. Thanks
@Solange Melange - Brusho is still sold in the small white tubs. I had repackaged mine into bottles for easier application and storage. I have a video here: ruclips.net/video/uGKc2QcVh7A/видео.html
Dina, what a great intro to watercolor powders. I've never heard of them before! I was wondering, two of the brands don't come in bottles with nozzles. How would you go about flicking the dry powder onto the paper without a nozzle tip? Just also wanted to mention Luminarte also sells a brand of pigment powder that is also very pretty. You can find it at the ColourArte website.
Craftin Kate Here's a video to show what I've done with mine. ruclips.net/video/uGKc2QcVh7A/видео.html --Dina
Craftin Kate Those pigment powders are beautiful! They're in a different category than these though - they don't dissolve in water.
Thanks Dina, I'll check out the video and did not know they were not water soluble, great to know.
Great tutorial... lots of good information... I loved this video... "Thank YOU"....
I have a question: If money was no option, which powder would you prefer? Brusho? or Color Burst? I am about to seriously invest in one of these... I watercolor paint, and do Greeting Cards... and I want to invest in a Powder... I like their intensity... Thank you for your help.. ;)
Judi - I prefer the Brusho powders... I have some further reviews on my blog here: www.dinakowalcreative.com/2015/07/watercolor-powder-products.html
"Thank YOU" .... ;)
hello! which stamp did you use for the leaves that you coloured with bleach please? thanks x
Hi! It's a Penny Black stamp called wondrous (Product #40-321).
Great video! Are you using cardstock or watercolor paper? Thank you
Thank you! I think I was using Fabriano Studio Hot Press paper here. xxDina
Is that water colour paper? Thank you
Sorry! Yes, it is watercolor paper with a smooth surface.
Any information on where to get stencils? Especially the flower one.
Hi Linda! The peony stencil is from an older Martha Stewart set called Blossoms - looks like there are a few of them still around.
@@Splitcoaststampers thank you!
Can you tell me which martha stewart stencil that is?
+HandmadebyAmber sure! It's from a set of 4 stencils, and the set is called Vintage Decor Blossom.
You displayed several other brands but mainly used only ken oliver why is that? I did enjoy your tutorial though thanx
There's a pretty good balance of Colorburst and Brusho throughout - those two brands are just what I have the most of. The other brands can be used in the same ways. xxDina
where did you purchase that leaf stamp please? its lovely
Vonnie, which one do you mean?
Hi ....the leaf but I'm guessing you drew it?
With the Ken Oliver colours and the Sargent pearlescent mixing medium I have watched this several times its glorious 😀
Ok, I think it's this one... www.iostamps.com/TARA/G16136.html
+Vonnie Truscott that's great thank you ☺️
00oopps It's colorbust... just caught that... lol
I wonder what you are demonstrating because the on-screen narration is blocking your video.
+Trish Fitzpatrick We offer closed captioning for our viewers who are hearing impaired. You can click the CC icon below the video to turn them off. Thanks for watching!