Been messing with iridescent watercolors late at night... This is my 101 on getting that glow without turning it into a glitter mess. Materials: - Win
why does my watercolor layer turn muddy after second wash??
so i've been trying to build up layers in watercolor and the first wash looks fine but as soon as i add a second transparent layer everything just turns into a grayish mess... i thought maybe i'm overwatering or using the wrong paper? tbh i also use a cheap brush and i think maybe the pigment is too weak?? any tips on how to keep colors bright when glazing? 🙏 lol i tried letting each layer dry completely and using less water but still kinda dull... maybe i should switch to a harder surface or use more saturated paints? any recommendations on paper weight or specific brands that handle glazing better?? thanks!!
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