Low-Viscosity Water-based Behavior
Low-Viscosity Water-based Materials
Low-viscosity water-based materials are characterized by low viscosity and high fluidity.
Different pigments exhibit differences in transparency, coverage, particle characteristics, and material properties.
Paper
Material behavior is documented on papers with different colors, compositions, and surface characteristics.
Different papers exhibit different absorption, diffusion, and surface responses.
Water Behavior
Under different water conditions, the material exhibits different diffusion, penetration, accumulation, and drying behavior.
Brush Interaction
The brush participates in material loading, transfer, mixing, dispersion, and contact with the paper surface.
Human Intervention
Human intervention includes material selection, paper selection, water control, color combinations, color mixing, and the painting process, influencing material behavior and formation results.
Material Response
After contact with the paper, the material exhibits different responses, including penetration, diffusion, blooming, coverage, layering, and color variation.
Formation Results
Different materials, paper, water conditions, and human intervention produce different color distribution, transparency relationships, coverage, and layering.
Process Characteristics
No localized adjustments are made after the painting process is complete.
Once the material enters the paper, it cannot be restored to its original state.
Formation results are irreversible.