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How to Paint Wet in Wet Watercolor |
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Wet in Wet Watercolor Technique - Applying color to a wet surface. Usually I wet the paper or surface (speaking of canvas or Claybord®) first, and while it is still wet, I apply the first color of the painting. Usually it is Quinacridone Gold (as it mixes with other colors beautifully). 
Here I dropped water into the clouds for the same effect. Clouds don’t usually have hard edges except where they are in contrast to a brilliant blue sky, so I utilized the softness of clouds and created the volume with water.