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Watercolors tend to spread out very easily over your paper if you add a lot of water. That's why people often say it's hard to control watercolor.

However, it's really easy to bend and mistakes are really forgivable, unlike other paints. And there is usually little or no mess when working with watercolors.

Also, colors can become very concentrated if you use watercolors with very little water.

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