Watercolor.

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Watercolor.

Today I decided to take part in a photo contest where I had to capture different kinds of liquids and at first it puzzled me.

You will see the link to the contest below.

At first I thought about mixing oil and water or something like that but then a lighthouse lit up in my head, the light of which directed me to the pantry where old watercolor paints were lying on the shelf.

As they say everything complicated can be very simple, and what could be simpler than mixing water-based paints that smoothly flow into each other and mix transforming into another color.

I spent a long time looking for a brush, but, as it turned out everything was simpler than I could have imagined the brush was in a box with watercolors and I started water procedures, or a photo experiment.

It is difficult to say what the orange ochre was originally but something orange was guessed there and the first color spot on the plastic palette was precisely this color.

It was time to mix this paint with another color and the next dye was scarlet paint which began to spread over the orange or pale brown spot.

Since according to the terms of the competition I should present only three photographs and I called for six experiments, then we will skip blue, ultra-blue and finish this with watercolors of green emerald color which will complete this spotty misunderstanding, which some artists sometimes call the word "creativity" lol.

The first photo of this post gives a general idea of the method of my experiments and is not a competition one.

Enjoy watching and reading!

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