Watercolor flowers with Brushos

Hi all. Today I have for you simple watercolour tag with watercolour paper and Brusho.

Firstly, I used Liquitex medium and AB Studio stencils to make a nice structure. Then, I delicately coloured the surface of the background with watercolour tag. The next step was painting floral elements by means of Brusho. I made very simple flowers and leaves. What's important when you paint with Brusho powders on watercolor  paper? To me, the quality of it.

I hope you like my tag today!

1. I used Liquitex medium and stencils to make a nice structure. 

2. I delicately coloured the surface with Brushos

 

3. I pant simple flowers

4. I used AB Studio stamps and Brusho powders. 

I love this beautiful combo.

5.I put stamps on flowers

6. I glue all elements :)

I hope You like this!

Aga

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Stamping with Brusho

Today I have prepared works in my favourite style. I put transparent gesso on a piece of paper so that it doesn't absorb water. In some places I put more colour while drying to make patches. I like it when the colours mix but remember not all of them mix well and sometimes they give dirty greyish  effect. 

To avoid it, I suggest checking the colours mix before. Finally, I decided to use stamps and colours all over the surface. Check the video to see how easy it is to get nice colours with Brusho.

I hope you like my video. 

Aga

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Journal cover with gel medium and Brusho

Hi, today I have for you a very interesting tutorial on how to use jelly media and Brusho powders. The latter mixed with the former are still very intense just like Colourcraft paints. The only thing is jelly media increases the volume of ... media and it's perfect solution. 

I used AB Studio napkin stencil and 3 colours of Brusho powders to make the cover which I hope will turn into hand made journal. The mixture of powders and gel is put by means of a pallet knife so that it gives rainbow effect. 

I don't put it on the whole surface. The edges are sprinkled with powders and watercolor paper is sprayed with a big amount of water so that the powders dilute and mix colours. Such effect is possible only on high quality watercolor paper which I personally work on.

VIDEO:

Have a nice day :)
Aga

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Simple cover with Brusho

Hi all... Today is my turn for a post and short but practical tutorial. I am going to show you how to make a background by means of Brusho powders and how to use some powder leftovers mixed up with water to colour stamps. This technique is ideal for all who accept creative mess in their works.

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Vintage tag with Aga-video tutorial

Today is my turn for my next tutorial on how to combine fantastic Brusho powders, crystal mass and AB Studio stencils. The mass is like heavy body gel with additional bits of crystals that give a structure when dried. The crystal mass is flexible after drying and mixed together with Brusho it becomes a kind of jelly on the surface. What is important here, the powders do not lose colours when mixed with the mass.

To finish the work, I used the powder with glow to make black surface glossy.

VIDEO:

Big hugs for You :)
Aga

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Mixmedia tag with Aga

Hello my creative souls. It's time for my first post on the blog....

Today I decided to show you how to use stamps and powders in an easy way. I am always careful with colours since I don't like to overuse them. Usually I use 3 colours but you are free to use as many as you like. I used AB Studio stencils and stamps in my work. Together with powders, they are really good if you want to get nice effects. I hope you like the tutorial. 

I used Brusho Crimson. I really love this color...

I used SprinkleIT pearl to give a shine and stamp designed by me by AB Studio.

  I used beautiful color sea geen. This is my favorite color.

I used stencil AB STUDIO No 75 and No 1 to make a background.

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Enjoy, 

Aga