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Is Acrylic concidered water colour when it is watered down for use?
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I am entering in some work to a judged community exhibition, where there are over 200 artists showing their work, I would like to enter in for the prizes and would like to know which category my work should go in. It is painted in acrylic, (well watered down), on Arches paper. It looks just like a water colour painting but is not! I would be very pleased to here your opinions thanks.
Glynis
(Annie's Paintings)