Jessica Sanders

Watercolor Basics 2: Water Control

AAH!  You totally get it, Chris!  Too much, too little, just right..it's all a matter of learning how it works and finding what you love! Thanks so much for sharing, Jessica

I like how you use the word migrate for this phenomenon.

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The wetter the better! I like how the colour migrates to the edge when wet.

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