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WOOLLEY'S WONDERBRUSH
What is Woolley's Wonderbrush?
Woolley's Wonderbrush is the Essential Correction & Special Effects tool designed especially for Watercolour Artists.
What does it do?
The Wonderbrush has a variety of uses. Primarily, it can be used to correct any areas of painting you're unhappy with by lifting out pigment in order to create a highlight upon which to re-paint. It can also be used, in a more subtle manner, to simply lighten areas slightly - with the Wonderbrush you have complete control! It can also be used to create several special effects, as detailed and demonstrated below.
How do I use Woolley's Wonderbrush?
To Correct Errors, Lighten & Remove unwanted objects
Carefully scrub on the chosen area of painting using a circular motion. Begin with a light pressure, gradually increasing until the brushmarks have been either sufficiently lightened or, if desired, removed entirely. Dry the area off immediately with tissue.
Warning: Take care not to over-scrub as this may damage the paper sizing!

Special Effects / Reclaiming Highlights
Many special effects can be achieved with the Wonderbrush. Using thin cardboard as a ‘mask’ to protect adjacent areas of painting, highlights of any shape can be reclaimed. For example, boat-masts can be created by scrubbing between two straight edges narrowly placed together, rays of sunlight can also be created in this way.

Circular, or similar, highlights (the orb of the sun, stones and rocks etc.) can be created by cutting out the appropriate shape in card and lightening with the wonderbrush in the same manner. Tearing an ‘S’ shape in the card and carefully scrubbing between the resulting edges is great for creating smoke from a chimney.

How do I get hold of a Woolley's Wonderbrush?
Woolley's Wonderbrush can be ordered from Here at www.peterwoolley.co.uk

Demonstrations

Add new objects to a scene
See how this boat was added to a sparse seashore painting.

Chimney Smoke
See how extra life and visual interest was added to this highland cottage scene.

Create Dramatic Skies
See how the sun's rays were introduced into this mountainous landscape.