Get a Wet Into Wet Look With My New Digital Watercolours

I discovered a way to get my digital watercolour variants to blend together with a really wet look. I can even add another colour that will blend a little with the colour already there and diffuse in. It looks a bit like when traditional watercolourists add wet paint to an already wet area. I believe it's sometimes called 'charging colour in.' Well, I wouldn't exactly say the colour charged right in there very much...but, I can do further blending that makes it look like it did.

 

There are probably ways to do this with the Wet Watercolours and the Real Watercolours, but I haven't mastered them yet, and I like the control I have over the digital watercolour variants. 

 

They will add a looseness and softness to my watercolours I think! I'm still developing them. To give you a hint...I used some of the captured dabs from the Gel Category of brushes and turned them into Digital Waterclours. I altered the static bristle, the jitter, the diffusion, the well - saturated or desaturated (is that a word?), size, and sometimes the opacity to get the look I wanted.

 

Below is a page from my sketchbook of experimenting with these brushes.  They look blurrier here than they are because of file size constraints. I didn't add any paper texture either.