Watercolour
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Use good brushes and paper to start your watercolor bilingual project. Select a balanced set of warm and cool transparent pigments. Learn basic skills like flat washes to paint evenly, graded washes to create dark to light gradients, glazed washes for jewel tones, wet-in-wet technique for free flowing possibilities, and dry brush technique which requires proper brush handling and paint consistency.
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