1. Choose the Right Materials Watercolour Paper: Use high-quality, heavy-weight watercolour paper (300gsm) to prevent warping. Brushes: Invest in a variety of brushes, including fine detail brushes and larger wash brushes. Paints: Opt for professional-grade watercolours for better pigmentation and transparency. 2. Master the Basics Colour Mixing: Understand how to mix colours to create the desired shades and tones. Water Control: Practice controlling the amount of water