More Autumn Leaves
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Donna T
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I'm sorry you had trouble with some of the glazes, Joy, but I wouldn't have known if you didn't tell us. Do you mean that when you put a wet glaze over a dry layer that the dry paint didn't stay put? Watercolor can be such a tricky thing and I admire those of you who do such beautiful work. Your yellows and violets are just gorgeous in this one!
Joy
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Thank you, Donna. Yes, that is what I meant about the lifting. A halo formed about the area to the right of the two leaves on the left periphery. I was trying to add more color and the first layer was disturbed, despite it being bone dry. I did use a soft brush and light touch. Usually cellulose papers do this, not cotton. Some W & N are not 100% cotton, and I did get this as part of a monthly trial pack on Etsy, in which they were supposed to be all cotton unless otherwise noted.
JStarr, thank you for the praise. Sorry, I forgot your first name.
Jo Castillo
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This is beautiful, you are mastering watercolor. Good for you. I love your complementary colors. I'm smiling.
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Just beautiful. I'm sorry the paper gave you troubles, along with some of the glazes. The end result does not show this at ALL. You have developed such a light touch with your watercolors - so perfect for this (to me) incredibly challenging medium. This is beautiful in every way - hats off to you! 
