Colourcraft 8 Brusho Crystal Colour Set: Optimal Choice for Brusho by Colourcraft Review

An environment that will take your watercolor to the next level. I haven't had so much fun with a new product in a long time. Colors are always a surprise what you get.

Enjoy! Nice addition to my watercolor and hobby collection. They have amazing colors, are easy to use, and have been proven practically insane - you've got to check out some demos on YT. The only thing that causes a star is not a blue color, which is a bit disappointing. The main color is not included and you may not get it if you mix other colors. So I have to use regular watercolor.

If you thought watercolor was difficult to master, then Brusho Crystals will challenge you. If you are an abstract artist, you can try this medium. There is an explosive dynamic between the amount of crystals you put on paper and the amount of water used to activate the crystals. The name of the colors does not always correspond to what happens when the crystal is activated with water. How much water and at what angle you use the sprayer will affect the results. Alternatively, you can place the

The Brusho Crystal Set is simply stunning as a work of art. 15 gram jars are more than enough for years of careful use. And you have to be careful, because the fine powder can be easily applied over it. It is best if you apply a small amount to the cap to see if the amount is right for your specific use. This is a versatile product. Squeeze the palette a little and use an eyedropper to drip a small amount of water until you get the amount and density you want. Or dampen the paper exactly where…

Brusho has been around for decades. The reason they are called crystal paints is because as a powder they are watercolor paints crystallized. Think instant espresso powder. There is another popular brand that makes bottles these days that remind me of small nasal spray bottles. These containers hold 6 grams, while the Brusho holds a whopping 15 grams. Another brand has 18 colors, Brusho has 34. Both work the same way. Price wise you get a much better value for money with Brusho. Another neat…

There is some overlap between different sets. Remember. The best starter set is the 12 color set. When purchased with Carrie Mackenzie's The Art of the Brush book, you'll be amazed at what the 12 color set can do. This set has a lot of earth tones making it a great addition to the 12 color set where you get cool and warm tones in all the primary colours, some secondary colours, plus browns and blacks. The price of this set on Revain is quite high, I could have found it cheaper elsewhere so I'm…

Amazing colors! I paint with watercolors and was looking for paints that have more pigment than the big stores. I'm not saying they will turn you into a professional or skilled artist overnight, but they definitely gave me the opportunity to paint special effects and more realistic paintings thanks to the multicolored pigment pots. If I run out of these I will definitely refill! I am a very happy customer. The only thing I would change if given the opportunity is the color marking on the lid of