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Basic ingredients:
one part paint
two to three parts Floetrol (not measured just eyeballed)
a dash of Liquitex PM
Water (I use bottled water - not tap water)

Consistency:
I tend to keep my darker colors slightly thicker than my lighter colors. It isn’t a big difference but a thinner light colors will blend and fade nicely for clouds and or sea foam. The thicker mixes stay more intact through the tilting process, allow for sharper lines and can be pulled and manipulated without losing their integrity.

Color Mixing:
I mix pure paint in a cup to get the colors I want and add a dash of Liquitex PM. Once that is done, I add it to a larger bottle to mix with Floetrol/water and shake. I also salvage my paint from the drip tray and try to mix that back in as much as possible.

Brands:
I use Liqutex Basics paint. I have a bit of nostalgia when it comes to Liquitex and it works for me so I have stuck with it. For white, I may fill in some Artist Loft Titanium White. For my sky/cloud colors I add a dash of Artist Loft Soft Body Acrylic white.

Resting Period:
I let my colors rest minimum 1 day but 2 is better.