I used the wax crayon to outline a poinsettia
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This goes to show how those tiny Brusho crystals go all over!
This piece of paper was just to the side of the working area |
And then I mixed six Brusho colors in a palette - Leaf green, Emerald green, Yellow, Lemon, Scarlet, Brilliant red
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I boo-boo'd here - later reading and viewing more Brusho videos, they say add Brusho to the water, not water to Brusho However, it worked just fine for me and I actually liked the undissolved bits of pigment to pop on the paper further |
With a brush, I applied the liquefied Brusho -
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Trying to see where the crayon lines were! |
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Adding greens |
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Yellows in the center |
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Shaking more Brusho on top |
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Spritzing with water |
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Whoops, lots of water!
I do like the neon effect and was kind of hoping it would stay this intense |
As it dried, I lifted out some of the colors -
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I liked how it revealed a nice under layering of color |
Done!
I added some gesso in the center and Windsor & Newton New Gamboge to the center for the flowers.
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