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I use all kind of paper, it depends on what kind of watercolor I am gonna make!
But there are painters that always use the same year after year.
I have to say, when you used to Arches, and you try Bockingford for the first time, it feels a bit strange, like you paint for the first time!
I have always trouble withthe Langton paper, knowing it is very good paper, it never works for me!
Anyone have a similar thing with other paper brands?
Regards Edo