YESSSSSS! This was one of the first technique i learnt accidentally!! It was summer and paper was drying too fast, and I figured out pattern and learnt to use it to my advantage. I think the technique is Best when used in Florals, but I use it to give background a blurred look!! :P

It is still just wet in wet, but I do feel the name helps create a better mental place to start with :) wet in “damp” is where I LIVE haha!

I’m so glad that you have put the basics of your watercolor techniques down for me and my Grand Daughter to help us understand how it works! Yeah!!

Would love to spend time doing this. Watercolor is heavenly. Thanks for showing us.

im so impatient i cant wait for the paper to dry for my life! i figured this out and used it ever since i started watercolour. its lovely.

It's awesome indeed!!!❤

Beautiful Kristy! Love those petals! "Dampy", one of my favorite phrases😂

great to know this new wet on damp technique

I'm learning so manyv wonderful techniques from you. Thank you.

Time to try it out

I just love it

Cool 😊 brilliant techniques

Yes very pretty!!!

So beautiful 💗💗💗

Amazing! Thank you.!

i think you are an amazing person

Wet on damp is my favourite

I actually used to do that instead of wet on wet, because I had such cheap papers I was extremely scared to put more water on them. I was so proud of myself for finding a slightly different method from what the other kids were doing lol

it's prettyyyyyy

First rule I ever learnt after soaking water colour paper… let it dry till damp… (till there is no wet-gloss) only proceed when it looks dull.

I'll try it. Learning as I go!!!! Thanks!

You are so delightful to learn from. Thank you

I use wet on damp sometimes or make it damp so it doesn't leak

It’s how I do all my pumpkins and a lot of my mushrooms which are basically the only two things I paint lol

Yes wet on damp is the best.

I do wet on damp. I use linen paper w acrylic.

I make detailed coloring pages and then I water color them but it’s all just very dry. The colors come out even and it’s fun but idk. If this is a thing ppl do. Like I make a tiny pallet of sheered color and paint with them and if I want it darker it’s more wet and lighter it’s more dry

I love ser on wet effects ❤

i actually learned this in my school!

I never knew about wet on damp. We never use it art class 😢

Actually use this technique in my watercolor paintings

Beautiful

I will try that.. thanks for the tip

I like to use this technique

Me agradan tus videos Son tan expresivos y aprendo mucho de técnica acuarela (eres una excelente comunicadora) Aunque me ayuda a mejorar mi oído para el aprender ingles(como bono adicional). Me encantaría la posibilidad de una traducción al español (mi lengua nativa)

I do this a lot already. Now I know what to call it.

I thought I had been doing wet on wet. Apparently I have been doing wet and damp.

I'm new and I'm just learning this. This is great advice all my paintings turn into blobs

It looks like dry on damp, brush has more pigment and less water

I've been doing this since I got my first ever sketchbook and set of paints last last last year

Everyone knows wet on damp, usually by mistake lol

I have been doing ot for a long time unknowingly

It’s missing a black velvet background

I live in arizona, so my wet dries to damp so fast 😅

What’s the difference of wet and damp ? ( don’t know much about water colour)

Need to try this but how do you make it damp

Never thought about that!! Love the results 😻

Thank you. Better for adding some details!

What’s the best way to achieve damp?😊

good video

A great technique 👌 #Boop ! 🎉

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Sorry, I didn’t get the difference in the wet on damp flower

I have a question. What to do if the watercolor melted from the heat? and became sticky. How can this be prevented?

I just can't do it ! or the paper is too wet and my details disappear or it's too dry aaaand then it's just wet on dry. how do you know when it's damp ?

Slayyyy

Which watercolor do you use 😊?

Are u the vegas reviewer?

Cool. So how damp?

Ya'll didn't know about this??? 🤨🤨🤨

Me not being able to do art if my life depended on it: 👁️👃👁️ 👄

So what I was doing for so long wasn't wet on wet? 💀

catJAM

Which paper are u using?

wym damp i dont get it i really need to learn this xd

Isn't this the way to not have hard water lines?

What about dry on wet?

Methods are Wet on wet Wet on dry Wet on damp

.. wait.. I’m only using damp..

Ppl didn’t know abt this 😢

and how can i do it?

It's still wet on wet...if you know wet on dry and wet on really wet !! you'll know about your so called wet on damp.

Ooooo

what I think? I think Imma just sub :)

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Did anyone understand what it is?

Obviously?

🙄 seriously, calling it a new name to be hip 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ still basically wet on wet 😖😖😖😖 what’s next? Wet on flood? 😒 wet on dessert 🙄🙄?

Ok now i know the name🥲 I've been doing it for years after learning it accidentally and thought i just made it up😭

One of the first techniques I learned, love it. I didn't know that it was underrated.