I filmed this video under strong lighting, which made the brightness a bit intense. To make it more comfortable for you to watch, I've adjusted the contrast/brightness/saturation a bit during editing, which potentially sacrifices a bit of vibrancy (it really was a pain lol). Hope that helps!

The wetonwet technique can be both challenging and fun because we never know how the result will turn out. Sometimes it creates more natural results, saving our time and effort compared to handpainting every detail. The amount of water on the paper and the dispersion level of the paints vary, which can also give us a surprise each time we paint.
[original watercolour artwork, copyright reserved. ]

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