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Amanda Cooper in her article on sky painting, says"one of the,joys of watercolour is that it sorts itself out if you let it "This was after advising not to touch up a few marks in
a damp wash. This applies to any damp wash where you feel you have to fiddle with it .and don't we all feel tempted?