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At the same time, and in some ways contradictory to this, painting requires many kinds of knowledge.
And with watercolours, there are a separate collection of instinctive skills developed by long practice; to make perfect or to make of second nature.
Watercolours react instantly to changes in temperature, humidity, light or movement of air. These variables are added to an already unstable medium as
the colours in water are moving. To these variables, are added those of season and of guna; they dry lighter and deader than when wet. All has to be done without thought.