BRUSHO what is it? | unboxing and an introduction to

[@paintingwithgurkirat38]

Fantastic painting dear friend 💖

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Gurkirat ❤️

[@EmilyArts]

Ooo I’ve never heard of these before Katy! They look really interesting. I’ll definitely have to give them a go! ☺️

[@JudeandherPencil]

I have never heard of this stuff. Neat! ❤️ looking forward to the follow up videos on it. 🙌

[@nataliehall3874]

Thank you for making these videos Katy - I've been super excited for them! You have inspired me to get my Brusho out again this afternoon and try and something similar to what you have done. I also have some of the metallic ones so might see how they go. Looking forward to part 2 😄

[@UncleFrogface]

How have I never heard of this before? It looks so interesting.

[@christineingram55]

I have some Katy.I have used them for backgrounds a few times,but was not over excited,however I went in knowing nothing about them and seeing them used this way is just a totally different method .Now all I have to do is remember where they are lol.I love the dragon.He’s full of colour and movement and I think a great way to show this strange .I know when I brought mine I felt overwhelmed by them.I had seen some paintings done with them.,but they were done using the Crystal form as well as watercolours .See..never to late to teach this old un a few new tricks lol..Love n Light 🥰

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Christine ❤️ I think it's a brusho thing for them to go missing lol If I hadn't had such passionate tutors at college who showed us how many different ways of using them I probably would feel the same as you. Yes they can be a little temperamental with the colour bleed but the lovely textures and vibrancy really make them fun to work with. I think you should definitely dig them out from where they are hiding and have a play 😊

[@Miss_Art_Lover7]

Awesome 👏

[@lindabenny4454]

I love Brusho, I found out about them a few years back & I now have quite a few! They also do SprinkleIT Iridescent now which are lovely. I love doing backgrounds with them & using them on a gel printing block or with wax. I have also got the thickener powder but have not tried it yet so really looking forward to that. I keep meaning to get one of the pallets that have a lidded pot for each colour as I always make too much & end up having to bin them! I loved your dragon, the colours look so yummy. Thanks Katy x

[@devnagraham1006]

Hi Katy, looking forward to your follow up to this video. I'm hoping to have some Brusho for Christmas and I'd appreciate more of your insight into using this medium. Thanks

[@Romysartjournal]

never seen anything like it, always love see you painting dragons!!!

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Romy ❤️ I think if you can get hold of some you'll have some fun with them. Of course these colours were destined for a dragon 😁

[@vanessahuygens11]

Thank you for this video. Until you mentioned the year before I never heard of it; but it seems such an interesting and versatile art supply! I putted it on my wish list for newyear and I will do it again ;-) maybe this year my ‘donator’ will pick them out of the list :-) looking forward to the next video’s. I really like how beautiful the colours blend together . The pigments behaviour is so weird! But interesting!

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Vanessa for reminding about it ❤️ I'm glad I picked these beauties back up as they really are quite fun to play with. I do hope that you get some from your wishlist. I think you would really enjoy them.

[@kreativeReise]

It was the first time I saw someone using them like this. I always saw the people sprinkle the powder on and I also use them - when crafting cards - like this. I did not open them totally, instead I only have a little hole in the lid. The special effect in this case is, that the colors spread out in different pigments and so you get a cool granulating / color split effect. But I really like the idea to mix them with water like you did...and get a flat wash. Have to try this, too. So obvious but never thought about it 🤣

[@kreativeReise]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWrFh6dnbpyDgdk 11:30 he is using it for final details ans special effects.

[@janesmith1835]

I love using brush in my craft projects. I first came across it when I worked in a primary school. I’ve bought them in packs but know I can get them individually. Looking forward to seeing how else you use them. Thanks 😊

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Jane ❤️ one of my friends who teaches in primary school also used them in their class too. I can see the appeal as they are non toxic and last for ages. I'm looking forward to mixing them with other mediums too.

[@fuzzydragons]

nice looking dragon 😀 havent tried brusho before but it look like it might be fun to experiment with

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you fuzzydragons 💜 I thought one of our favourite mythical creatures would be perfect to use these little beauties on!

[@Gothikah]

I lvoe the final result! I really need to try these out, havent heard of them!

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Marinka ❤️ they're a very versatile medium. Great for crafting but also have a place for more artistic endeavours. Will last forever too 😁

[@craftinglady]

Well, some colours look the same. Glad you showed it, but that's nothing for me - still, the dragon is amazing!

[@mamatrain100]

Similar to the sparx powder we got in a sketchbox last year?

[@KatyRylesArt]

Thank you Susan ❤️ I think they may be yes. I didn't try that box but I do remember seeing a few creators using them. Fabulous stuff 🙂