WATERCOLRPAINTING

A watercolor painting is a picture made with transparent, non-opaque water colors.
The watercolors consist of very fine pigments and water-soluble binders. The translucent colors are only diluted with water and applied to paper, parchment or other painting surfaces with a brush.
In watercolor painting, the white painting surface shimmers through the watercolors and gives them a special depth and luminosity. The color effect is created by laying thin layers of paint on top of each other in a translucent way or by working “wet on wet”. The paper fiber is colored and the result is the "fragrant" look of a good watercolor. If you want to achieve white areas or lights, you leave out the area and leave the paper tone untouched.