Introduction 6 -- -- About Brusho 8 -- -- You will need 10 -- -- Let's get started 12 -- Getting brusho out of the pot 14 -- Sprinkle and spray 15 -- Using kitchen paper 16 -- Making a smooth wash 16 -- Sprinkle and spray using two colours 17 -- Spray then sprinkle 17 - Demo one 18, Demo two 22 -- Using wax resist 26 - Demo three 28 -- Using bleach 32 - Demo four 34, Demo five 42 -- Using black brusho 46 - Demo six 47 -- -- Projects 50 -- White Duck 52,Ballerina 60,Echinacea 66,Bumblebee 74,Palm Trees 82,Elephant 88,Lavender & Butterfly 100,Cottage in the Snow 108,Allium 116,Crashing Waves 124 -- -- Taking it further 134 -- -- Outline 139
Summary:
Be enthralled by the effects of this vibrant medium and create your own Brusho pieces that bounce with colour. Brusho- a highly pigmented watercolour ink powder - is a unique and exciting painting medium that is renowned for its versatility. Joanne Boon Thomas demonstrates how adding a spritz of water to Brusho results in a breathtaking and spontaneous fusion of colour on the page. It is an easy method that allows you to produce vibrant, expressive paintings in a loose, bold style. A full range of techniques is included, such aswhat can be achieved using only one colour; how effective blending primary colours is; and the hidden qualities of black Brusho.Short demos show the impact of using a bleach solution; how to use wax resist for effect; when to use a flat wash; and how to use line and wash as a loose framework for yourpaintings. Ten step-by-step projects and numerous examples of the author's stunning work will inspire, all infused throughout with Joanne's exuberance and enthusiasm for this wonderful medium. This definitive go-to guide will inspire artists of all abilities to explore the improvisational properties of Brushoand incorporate it into their painting repertoire.
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