💧WATER ART- stepping out from classic colors

Translated to English I think it's water based stain for wood and it in my case it looks like this.

As you can see on photo I put very small amount in bottle cover to take paint from it. Also sometimes I use some small bowls to mix color or dilute it with water to get not so strong colors.
Also, very important, don't put brush with different color in another one, you will ruin color in second.

So, what we can achieve with this kind of colors? Well, magic :)
Because they are full with color you can use a lot of water that can allow you to take some of from paper if you feel like it.
This are first steps that I use when working with them.

While color is wet, you can add some more of it in angles and when it dries, it will make very nice effect.

And here is moment why I love those colors. When you put another, brighter color on wet painted place, that color is eating other one and making magic. It's not like when working with inks since inks stick to paper instantly. This colors can be manipulate a bit more.

They give you a lot fun and possibilities for making lovely and playful moments on paper. For this kind of art you don't need lot color. Usually I use three or four of them, since the amount of water makes their shades.

And here are some final results when are dried.

If you love to play, and want to play more check out @marty-art post source. Things she showed here can be also used with these colors.

We are @marty-arts, @jnart and @jungwatercolor
You can find more interesting tutorials and videos at our @water-art page.