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Watercolor paper and different mediums

This page has amazing features of Watercolor paper and the mediums.
Watercolor as a medium can be with lots of different mediums and styles. We can use a Masking fluid to prepare a wonderful Greeting card.
medium is commonly used as not only the substance but the materials, tools and techniques of artwork, for example in the above picture. In this case,  I had applied the determines drying times, durability, and even the glossy or opaque aspect of the end result. The artist can use a certain color values to this different mediums I have just tried.

You can see the blending, marking, granules, varnish, honey effect and white ink effect. And there are many more of some mediums that I have yet to try them as a practice.
Follow the link for your reference. 
https://finearttutorials.com/guide/watercolour-mediums-a-comprehensive-guide/
Honey with Watercolor and Acrylic are my favorite. Here you can see the blending and marking of Cambouge yellow and Acrylic black.  The picture is so fabulous and clear with the green stem and the shining effect pattern of the honey 🍯.
And the glue used in as a binder looks as though an old rustic wood or bark.
Here is the ink blot over the Black acrylic. It is so nice to see that White ink effect that now I have something bright enough to paint.  
And there are so many others mediums that I have not tried as yet but we do use them in our daily watercoloring. 

Thank you for your time and visiting and viewing my ipage blog. 
Next is a little watercolor magic pattern.

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