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I think the epitome of watercolour is being able to paint wet in wet. over the years i have tried this , sometimes successful an mostly not I really should practice doing it
but i just spoil paper when i do . some books say soak the paper and then paint with
colour nearly just from the tube, other books say wait until the paper is just damp and paint away.. can anybody good at it let me into the secret .? Syd 8o|