Watercolor

Watercolor is a painting technique that uses water-soluble pigments, allowing artists to create transparent washes and rich colors. The paints are typically applied to paper, where water activates the pigments, enabling blending and layering effects. Artists can control the intensity and brightness by adjusting the amount of water used. Watercolor is known for its fluidity and luminosity, often resulting in soft, delicate imagery. Common subjects include landscapes, still lifes, and abstract designs. Due to its versatility and unpredictability, watercolor can yield both subtle and vibrant artistic expressions.