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| | Painting Techniques |
 | | In this watercolor painting technique, the paint is applied on dry watercolor paper, rather heavily, and then a second brush, containing only clear water, in my other hand (yes, both hands are occasionally used in watercolor paintings) immediately touches one of the edges, and pulls the paint away, creating a gradient of color. |
 | | This is used, for example, in the watercolor painting of beach grass. |
 | | While it is still wet, I apply the watercolor pigments using different watercolor brushes and, by tilting the paper, I am able to have some control in the mixing of the pigments. |
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