Aquarellfarbe
Aquarellfarbe, also known as watercolor paint, is a painting medium characterized by its transparency and the use of a water-soluble binder. The pigment is suspended in a binder, typically gum arabic, which allows the paint to be diluted with water. When water is applied to the pigment, it becomes fluid and can be spread across a surface, usually paper. The transparency of watercolor means that light can reflect off the white of the paper, passing through the thin layers of paint and creating a luminous effect.
The history of watercolor painting dates back to ancient Egypt, where it was used for decorating tombs
Watercolor paints are available in various forms, including tubes and pans. Tube watercolors are generally more