How to use solid watercolor paint?

Step 1: Wetting Solid Watercolor Paints
Use a spray bottle to spray wet and fix the color (the store that sells watercolor paints sells it)

If you don't have a spray bottle, you can use a cosmetic spray bottle. Even drop a little water to wet the solid paint first, so that it is easy to dip.

Step Two: Dip the Color
Then with a clean brush, put the pigments to be used into different categories, such as bright red and lemon yellow, dip the brush into the grid in the palette, dilute with water and prepare it for later use.

If it is expected that about five colors can be used in the picture, then first put these five colors in five different positions in the palette.

If you need to mix two colors, you can prepare them in advance.

When painting, dip in this adjusted color to use.

Instead of directly using a brush to pick up solid watercolor paint. While painting, directly dipping in solid paint to paint, it may be okay to paint a small space, but it is definitely not enough to paint a large picture. I have practiced.

When painting watercolor, because the watercolor paper is relatively easy to dry, after drying, it is difficult to paint the feeling of blending water and milk in watercolor, so the color needs to be wet.

The solid watercolor paint is adjusted first, so that the colors of the watercolor paint can be quickly connected, smudged, mixed, and the characteristics of watercolor can be maximized.
When painting, I also dip in solid pigments, and it takes time to dip in the color, so it is easier to make the water marks on the picture obvious and dirty. Therefore, we must form a good habit of mixing paint first, and then painting.

The following set, solid watercolor paint is particularly durable