Rich Watercolor

Wet: subject color, shadows and wet accents. Dry: contours, details, edge control and gradual darkening over a visible base.

Rendered by the software brush engine · light, medium and heavy pressure · blank canvas test

Best uses

Wet: subject color, shadows and wet accents. Dry: contours, details, edge control and gradual darkening over a visible base.

The three lines use the same preset and path at different pressures. Mixing brushes respond differently over existing color.

Brush comparison

Compare a similar brush: Light Wash

Rich watercolor defines accents and edges; light wash preserves more underlying art.