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Papercolour β Dans le marais de L'Eguille sur Seudre
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Published: 2014-07-30 20:23:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 987; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 0
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Watercolour on Lanaquarelle paper, painted on always wet paper,and finally on dry paper for details.Experimenting this new paper that is very hard to paint on, because it takes immediatly the colour as you put it on the paper. It is a little bit easier on very wet, but it still seems like painting over a sponge...
I do watercolour since 17 years and I am stupid afront of it...
May be some of you had a soluce, cause I bought 20 sheet of this one ! Β Β
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Thank you for your kind comment
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Y'a plus qu'Γ me donner le bloc de papier 
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Ah ouais et pourquoi ?????????????????????????Β
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Thank you for this comment
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I am happy you like it
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This one comes directly from there ! What about a little pineau before the fish ?
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Thank you, I prefer it whith ice
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j'amène les cacahuétes
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Thank you
By the way, do you know this paper?
It is hot pressed, and I cannot make color spread, neither any effect, would you know some product to make it less absorbent ?
Thank you for your answer.
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i've used lana, good paper softer than arches.(softer meaning more absorbent)
hot press is less flowing than cold press.
if you want flowing try arches cold press or even arches hot press.
or try adding alcohol to your water, a wetting agent or oxgall, another wetting agent.
lowers the surface tension in the water, flows more
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Thank you so much,
Β I'll try alcohol, in wich measure ?
I already used Arches hot pressed but lana is much different!
I am trying a new way of painting, putting paper in water and set on a plexiglass; this allow painting on wet several hours, interresting...
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