- watercolour paints
- watercolour paper of 140 lb or better, preferably cotton rag (not cellulose)
- brushes
Do:
- Wet the paper.
- While the paper is still wet, float some colours on it and allow them to spread out, even encouraging some of them touch and blend.
- Augment the patterns and shapes made in the way the paints dry, and in the ways they mix together.
Notes:
- Use pens, markers, and coloured pencils - or something more inventive - to draw into your piece after it's dry.
- Consider using watercolour pencils to draw in some marks while the paper is still wet.