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What are the differences between water colour and gouache whites?

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What are the differences between water colour and gouache whites?

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The difference between the gouache and watercolour whites is the amount of binder in the two ranges. Watercolour traditionally has more binder/less pigment and is therefore more transparent than the gouache which it used for block colour. A benefit is that they are intermixable; you can use gouache with watercolour and vice versa. You could also mix the two together consequently achieving varying degrees of opacity.

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