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I like to place my art flat on the ground or tabletop and shoot the photo from above. Photographing from above means there is some room for error if you tilt the camera and skew the perspective. Just be sure to try to keep your camera lens parallel to the artwork or use a tripod if you have one.

Application - Apply two or more coats of Watercolor Ground to paper, panel, canvas or other desired surface. Allow sufficient time (usually 24 hours or more) for the layers to fully dry before applying watercolor washes. Up to 20% water (5:1 ground to water ratio) may be added to improve leveling.

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Available in 4oz jars in six different colors: Paint your colors on bright white no matter what color the original surface is. This ground also acts like a white out to rescue a watercolor painting by covering mistakes or other unwanted areas and starting over.

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Watercolour ground is applied to a surface the same way as gesso is, but it includes an absorbent ingredient that makes it receptive to watercolour and gouache paints.

Use Watercolor Ground straight from the container with a foam or synthetic soft-hair brush. Use a foam roller for a smoother finish, or a hog bristle brush for a more textured finish. One coat will cover most surfaces, but highly absorbent surfaces like unfinished wood may require two coats.