Brush sets come in an array of shapes and sizes, allowing artists the flexibility to switch between tools seamlessly while in midswing. They support a range of techniques - from wet on wet, where pigments blend and disperse organically, to using a dry brush for meticulous mark-making.

Mediums open up new textural and visual possibilities. Masking fluid can be used to preserve highlights. Iridescent medium infuses the composition with a subtle, luminous sheen. Granulation medium enhances the natural sedimentation of pigment, achieving a mottled effect that contrasts with smoother washes and soft blooms.

High-quality watercolour paper forms the foundation of any successful painting. From the precision offered by hot pressed paper to the textural effect of cold pressed, the paper plays a crucial role in the final outcome.

Watercolour pencils offer a clever combination of draftsmanship and painterly expression. Use them like conventional pencils for controlled line work or shading. The pigment can then be activated with a wet brush, dissolving into washes and softer gradients.