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I have found I various publications by artists that they use the wet in wet system of painting is described as painting wet paint into wet paint.now ,if you do that. the paints go all over the place and you get a marbled effect and spoil the paper. some more
specific artists tell you to use almost neat paint to paint into the wet as there is sufficient water already on the paper . I have never mastered wet in wet(dry in wet ?)
and I find it not an easy thing to get right . Any tips on this from an expert in this method
would be most welcome........Syd :-)