Painting 33

Ref 972.- Watercolor plus watercolor markers over cold press paper

In my following painting there is a porcentaje of color hues which were added without mixing among them, nevertheless I started painting wet in wet with the darker tones and lifting off painting in a selective way with a tissue paper, after first masking main splashes in the river and some stone-edges reflections base on the sourcing light
For this particular technique I need to work wet on dry (now with watercolor markers)  for my following steps after the previous notes mentioned  Take care not to dilute the colors with too much water. The colors should be soft, but not washed out
(Note in the case of work over hot press paper you need to dry a blended watercolor image quickly by heating the surface with a small heat gun. This will cause the water to evaporate quickly. This is especially important on glossy paper as the colors can easily bleed and smudge before the paper dries).
When the colors does not mixing with them at the paper the results shown clean colors over a clean atmosphere (well, that was my intent of goal, at this try out)