I’ve rediscovered the joy of adding watercolour to my pages. The only downside is that it takes a long time to dry, so I can’t write on the pages as soon as I paint them. The solution is to prep them in advance. Today I prepared a few pages for the weekdays, it’s always a joy to see how the pages turn out after drying.
Because watercolor actually moves on the paper,
it is the most active of all mediums, almost a performance art.
Nita Engle
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Great quote – I’ve never thought of watercolour as active before, but it makes sense.
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Water colour do require planning and drying. I just love your journaling inspiration ❤️ ♥️
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Thanks, Bella! I’m prepping the pages during the weekend, so they are ready for the weekdays when I’m in hurry.
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Beautiful! I love water colors. 💜
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Yes, they have a beautiful softness, and make the pages magical!
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I love watercolor paintings too.
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Love it, your pages look so beautiful, me too I’m starting to use water color, I just got a new journal and I want to start coloring the pages, so fun 🙂
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I love to see the colours mixing up and a new colour is born. A new journal is always exciting! Enjoy!
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