Look up Ward Jene Stroud if you want to see the true potential of Brusho painting - & also how you can gain some control of the crystals. I painted a beautiful dragonfly inspired by his & using his sprinkling technique & was so pleased with the result. Enjoy the chaos! But beware that the crystals literally get everywhere!!! If you are sprinkling generously, try using a shallow box to contain them. Or ensure you mist your surface with water to clean it & you’ll find out how sneaky they are at escaping lol.
Looks like a major storm is brewing. Very cool. I have some brushos that I won and still haven’t used them. Not sure why because they look like a lot of fun. Kind of like alcohol inks. Your picture came out great.
You always come up with such interesting techniques and products. I wonder how much difference there is with Brusho versus w/c pencils used with a tea strainer? Which do you think "melt" better? Just curious - you always get me thinking! TFS
What a spectacular painting! Looks like you spent hours creating the sky & foreground instead of sprinkling Brusho magic. Does bleach affect the archival quality?
Hi Sandy I am fairly new to your videos Brusho particularly sparked my interest How ever I cannot find the rest of your videos I found the one that introduces but you speak of two others Then I found the one landscape with dramatic sky and farm buildings that you used bleach in Could you direct me to the others or send a link please?
Yes the brushes would get eaten. Use old ones, I also have some formerly-good ones that finally started to lose bristles and jeep those for crazy uses like this.
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Would love to see more brusho paintings like this,. Really gives me the confidence as a non artist to give this a go.
Love the sky
This is so amazing!
This is wonderful. It looks like a tropical storm blowing in over the farm
I just bought several jars of Brusho and wasn't sure where to begin; thank you, Sandy!!!
Look up Ward Jene Stroud if you want to see the true potential of Brusho painting - & also how you can gain some control of the crystals. I painted a beautiful dragonfly inspired by his & using his sprinkling technique & was so pleased with the result. Enjoy the chaos! But beware that the crystals literally get everywhere!!! If you are sprinkling generously, try using a shallow box to contain them. Or ensure you mist your surface with water to clean it & you’ll find out how sneaky they are at escaping lol.
@@allisonjames2923 thank you so much for the recommendation and warning about wayward sneaky crystals! LOL I would love to see your dragonfly!!
This is just wonderful ❤
Oh Sandy! My 84 year old father loves barns! He would love this painting!
Wow, this is like magic. So much fun to learn from you what the potentials of our supplies are. Thank you! :o)
So lovely Sandy. TFS all of the great tips.
I love to watching you making magic!
I had never heard of Brusho, I'm super excited to try.
Beautiful!!! I love this so much!! Can I just live in this picture??? ❤️❤️
Awesome picture - looks like you had fun! ❤️🇨🇦
Wow!, Sandy, this is a beautiful work of art ! You must get a lot of practice, you can tell . You make it look so easy. Karen from Canada
Wow this is so fun love the experimentation.
I can't wait to break out my Brusho again! Thanks, Sandy! Inspirational as always.
Wow! It takes you mere minutes to make Wow! I'm not sure how many pieces of paper I'd have to use to make one lower case wow. Beautiful work.
Gorgeous
Looks like a major storm is brewing. Very cool. I have some brushos that I won and still haven’t used them. Not sure why because they look like a lot of fun. Kind of like alcohol inks. Your picture came out great.
Superbe résultat très vibrants - Merci pour vos idées très créatives 🙂
This is fabulous.
Beautiful ❤️
Amazing! As usual :-) Thank you
Wow wow wow!!!!!
Awesome ❤
Amazing!!
So beautiful. Karen from Canada
You always come up with such interesting techniques and products. I wonder how much difference there is with Brusho versus w/c pencils used with a tea strainer? Which do you think "melt" better? Just curious - you always get me thinking! TFS
Brusho is super concentrated-many times the pigmentation of pencil shavings. But sorta the same idea on a different scale.
@@SandyAllnock1 Thanks for the feedback.
What a spectacular painting! Looks like you spent hours creating the sky & foreground instead of sprinkling Brusho magic. Does bleach affect the archival quality?
Probably does, but I don’t really have ANYthing in Brusho that I want to last forever LOL
@@SandyAllnock1 Shame as it’s beautiful!
Hi Sandy
I am fairly new to your videos
Brusho particularly sparked my interest
How ever I cannot find the rest of your videos
I found the one that introduces but you speak of two others
Then I found the one landscape with dramatic sky and farm buildings that you used bleach in
Could you direct me to the others or send a link please?
Here’s the playlist: Watercolor Powders
ruclips.net/p/PLvwI47YF7kGUeMv2yi-rPUazElXsD2Pep
Enjoyed the painting & tips. LOVE Brusho, it’s fascinating to watch the various pigments in the powder to bloom. Even more fun than heat embossing
superb
Thanks 🤗
Sand please link that white tape, found some white on Blick but I do not think it’s the same. Thanks in advance
What kind of brushes do you use with the bleach. Can the bleach cause your brushes to deteriorate?
Yes the brushes would get eaten. Use old ones, I also have some formerly-good ones that finally started to lose bristles and jeep those for crazy uses like this.
I am concerned that the bleach will eat into the paper. Need i worry?
I didn’t. You might try a small piece and see what you think. Try a little bleach on one area and a lot on another and see what happens.
Thankyou. That's good just wondered.
U have to get a leash with Brusho … or let them run free 😅
Take ‘em fir a walk or let ‘em run🤣
Just keep using that paper till it’s dead
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I've had paper artsy powders forever and need to pull them out! Thanks for sharing this technique!
Ditto!