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Paper tends to warp as it gets wet, particularly with uneven wetting and lower grades of paper. Methods of dealing with this include pre-wetting and stretching paper, as well as holding paper down with tape or in blocks. Watercolor painting is an old art, and people have been solving these problems for hundreds of years; you may want to read up on the subject online or in books. | Paper tends to warp as it gets wet, particularly with uneven wetting and lower grades of paper. Methods of dealing with this include pre-wetting and stretching paper, as well as holding paper down with tape or in blocks. Watercolor painting is an old art, and people have been solving these problems for hundreds of years; you may want to read up on the subject online or in books. | ||
− | One of the most common methods of dealing with warping is to paint on a "wet canvas" (really, wet paper). If doing so, you may prefer to use the PVC plastic spoilboard (available [http://shop.evilmadscientist.com/component/content/article/658 here] | + | One of the most common methods of dealing with warping is to paint on a "wet canvas" (really, wet paper). If doing so, you may prefer to use the PVC plastic spoilboard (available [http://shop.evilmadscientist.com/component/content/article/658 here], rather than the wooden one. |
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== Spare and replacement parts == | == Spare and replacement parts == |