Opaque over opaque, transparent over opaque: four glazing behaviours
Watercolour is usually described as a transparent medium, which is true of perhaps half the pigments in a normal box.
Heavy, coarse particle, strong granulation.
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Watercolour is usually described as a transparent medium, which is true of perhaps half the pigments in a normal box.
Most landscape palettes are warm-heavy because warm greens are easy to mix and easy to like.
Turner's skies look like they were made by adding light.
A flat wash is the first skill that separates a watercolour that reads as professional from one that reads as muddy.