Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground 16oz Titanium White

It used to be that watercolor painters had few options beyond white paper or a few colored boards. Now you can turn almost any surface into a toned or black ground for watercolor painting, as well as collage, pastels, pencils and mixed media work. Titanium White, as well as turning any surface into Watercolor Paper, allows you to rescue areas within a painting done on Watercolor paper! It

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Watercolour Ground, 16 oz - Titanium White

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This Daniel Smith 16 oz Titanium White Watercolor Ground allows you to paint with watercolors on stretched canvas, fabrics, wood, plaster, metal, plastic, or glass. Apply and let it dry to create an absorbent ground layer on almost any surface. This ground is pigmented with Titanium White pigment.

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Absorbent or semi-absorbent surfaces (such as paper, canvas, other fabrics, Wood, plaster, shells and hardboard) require no special prep before

Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground 16oz, Buff Titanium, 284055003, 1-Pint Jar

This Daniel Smith 16 oz Titanium White Watercolor Ground allows you to paint with watercolors on stretched canvas, fabrics, wood, plaster, metal, plastic, or glass. Apply and let it dry to create an absorbent ground layer on almost any surface. This ground is pigmented with Titanium White pigment.

Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground - Titanium White 16 oz.

This Daniel Smith 16 oz Titanium White Watercolor Ground allows you to paint with watercolors on stretched canvas, fabrics, wood, plaster, metal, plastic, or glass. Apply and let it dry to create an absorbent ground layer on almost any surface. This ground is pigmented with Titanium White pigment.

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