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Water Control: When dipping your brush in water, it's necessary to keep in mind how much pigment you need. It's established that the more water you add, the lighter the tone will be, and more pigment will give you a darker shade. However, too much of either thing can be damaging to your work.  So to know if you have the right amount here is a little piece of information you'll need to remember. If the color is hard to control (since it spreads too quickly) and is leaving bits of paper in your work, then chances are, you have added too much water and need more pigment to balance it out. If your color is drying rather quickly and is hard to maneuver (since it stays in the same place) then you probably have added too much pigment.  Use Multiple Mediums: If you are creating a watercolor art piece, you are not only subjected to watercolors. In fact, you can use different mediums of art to make your art pop out. For example, you can use white guache paint or a white color pencil ...