Review on Daniel Smith Ensemble Watercolor Mixing by Kelly Caballes

I am a seasoned colored pencil artist but new to watercolor painting and sometimes need touch ups and touch ups. The 1 oz Titanium White Watercolor Primer was a good way to try it. I found it easy to use in crayon touch up layers as it restores the tooth. It can also be used to lighten areas to be painted over again with watercolor. I apply a very light layer and reapply when needed. For example, I didn't like how I could paint an area of my subject's hair and lighten it and paint/paint over it again. The way I work with colored pencils is very detailed and time consuming, so I experiment with watercolours, after applying a light underpainting with colored pencils and then adding colored pencils for detail. The process of colored pencil, watercolor, colored pencil was repeated several times until I achieved a more realistic effect. With the soil I can do more layers and make changes that I couldn't do without it. I love the white titanium cut so much I bought a 16 ounce can. The watercolor is also of excellent quality. Next time I will buy a transparent watercolor primer. Tip: Let it dry for at least a day or more.