Please note, due to the nature of the pigment powder, colours may appear different in their raw state - for example Leaf Green will appear Yellow. When applied to a wet paper surface, some of the composite colour mixed powders, disperse little bursts of rainbow flecks across your paper or fabric. For more control but retaining the texture and color variation try dampening the shape you want to paint with clean water. p>Made in the UK, the highly pigmented watercolour crystals react to water to create interesting watercolour effects. Many old paintings by famous artists have changed colour because of the permanence (or otherwise) of the colours used.

We suggest anyone starting out with BRUSHO use it along side a few watercolour staples such as a good quality watercolour block so there's no need to stretch paper.Brusho Crystal Colour is a very different and interesting medium to use compared to other watercolours. Masking fluid can be used with Brusho paints or inks, just paint using a ruling pen or silicone applicator or an old brush onto the paper and leave to dry. The colours will dissolve into each other beautifully and for the extra texture apply the powder over the damp paper. To convert Brusho powders into watercolour paint, you simply decant a very small amount of pigment powder into the wells of your palette and with a small brush add a little amount of cold water, the pigment powder will mix instantly into a liquid paint.

Cass Art, Cass Art London and the Cass Art logo are trade marks and trade names of Art-Line Limited. When I place this onto my dampened watercolour paper and sprinkle a small amount on it, I am left with an array of multiple pigments such as warm browns, darker browns, yellows, and even a tad of red!

If you spray too much water you will create puddles on your paper but if you spray from a good distance you will create a more spaced out textured effect.