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I'm starting with I love watercolour character so much!
And now, I do my art in watercolour technique in two ways.
First one, yes-yes, it was first, is digital.
Second way is traditional with physical watercolour paints.
I use the same technique and processing with no tricks for both.
The process of my digital creating is almost the same with paper work.
The "almost" means that water+pigments don't work on you like a bonus.
Modern software gives me the opportunity to call my digital works "digital watercolours", but anyway it still isn't perfect for easy process like on the paper.
For my digital art to be real
I use museum class printing via a fine art printer with materials of archival properties,
that is the digital aquarelle on a professional high quality watercolour (textured) paper (290 gsm) with professional lightfast inks.
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