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An artist mixes paint with lots of water, which makes the colors look soft and a little see-through on paper.
Watercolor paint is made by mixing colored pigment with lots of water, which is why it looks light, soft, and a little see-through once it's brushed onto paper.
Oil paint is thick and mixed with oil instead of water, giving it a totally different heavy, glossy look, and chalk is a dry stick you rub on, not a wet paint at all.
Because watercolor is so see-through, artists often let the white paper itself show through as the lightest parts of a painting, instead of using white paint.
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