The Wet Edge
Every entry on this bench takes one question about watercolour and answers it: what a single-pigment tube actually does on a cold-pressed sheet, why one edge of a wash dries hard and the other disappears, how a value study survives a sky that changes every ten minutes, and what a studio owes a class, an exhibition and an edition. An entry is written from the standards, the manufacturer literature, the conservation publications and the museum catalogues that were actually read, then filed under one of four rubrics: pigments and paper, water and washes, ground and light, studio and print. Nothing here is for sale.
An independent English-language journal on watercolour practice: paper and pigment, water and washes, painting outdoors, and the studio behind prints, teaching and exhibitions.