Creative idea
Watercolours on Plastic Masks
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The velvet-like surface on our plastic masks makes it possible to decorate the masks with liquid watercolours. One variant is applied with a brush and another is applied using markers with a special soft tip that draws and writes like a brush. Water is added with a brush or with a spray bottle.
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How to do it
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Watercolours with aqua paint markers: Apply watercolours directly onto the velvet-like surface with the elastic marker brush tip. It's not necessary to fill in.
Watercolours with aqua paint markers: Apply watercolours directly onto the velvet-like surface with the elastic marker brush tip. It's not necessary to fill in.2 
Spray on water and the water pigments will start to run over the surface. Leave the mask as the colours will continue to run for quite a while.
Spray on water and the water pigments will start to run over the surface. Leave the mask as the colours will continue to run for quite a while.3 
You may encourage the colours further with a brush. Leave to dry for 24 hours.
You may encourage the colours further with a brush. Leave to dry for 24 hours.4 
Watercolours with a brush: The liquid watercolour paint Aqua Pigment which is similar in consistency to liquid markers is applied directly onto the velvet-like surface of the plastic mask. Here we have drawn lines with a black permanent marker beforehand for effect.
Watercolours with a brush: The liquid watercolour paint Aqua Pigment which is similar in consistency to liquid markers is applied directly onto the velvet-like surface of the plastic mask. Here we have drawn lines with a black permanent marker beforehand for effect.5 
The finished velvet masks after drying.
The finished velvet masks after drying.Also go exploring in
