Today, I experimented with using Dylusions by Ranger as watercolors. I placed a little bit of the liquid delusions in a plastic pill container. I was able to get at least 6 colors in and snapped the lids shut.
Experiment #1 - Will the liquid dylusions evaporate?
Experiment #2 - How intense are the colors during application with a watercolor paint brush?
Experiment #3 - When mixing delusions with acrylic paint, did either mediums fade or bleed?
Results:
Experiment #1 - Ongoing will report next Week. No evaporation after 24 hours.
Experiment #2 - The colors are intense via first application, but intensity does diminish with the addition of water or when trying to clean the brush. It takes a while for the brush to become clean as the water keeps the color useful. I see many benefits of delusions use for watercoloring. I was able to use the color "white picket fence" on top of the main color
Experiment #3 - The use of delusions over acrylic paint does not effect either medium on the journal page....page is a watercolor paper.
Summary:
I have to say that I love using Dylusions by Ranger as watercolor paint. I was able to write using my handwriting using the stem of the spray bottle. This was a illuminating Kraft Lab. Enjoy!
