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nameles

July 10, 2008 | Permalink |

First post here. Large size watercolor sketchbook with Pilot Vpen (disposable fountain pen) and pan watercolors. Not a recommneded combination… this ink disolves in water and muddies the paint if applied over the ink.

Tags: Flower, ink, Large, pilot, watercolor

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