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Now the idea is, if you have an acrylic ground, then use shellac soap the watercolor is more stable. I can still work it like normal watercolor, lift it etc, but when I’m done I spray a matte varnish to seal it, then brush on a gloss to make it shine.
I figure if you have shellac infused watercolor sandwiched between 6 layers of acrylic bound to an aluminim road sign then that’s probably as durable as an oil painting. Ok so why not just use acrylic? Acrylic can do a lot of watercolor things, but it’s got issues:
Acrylic dries darker, dries up on the palette so it’s harder to work with, doesn’t quite have the same abilities when lifting and correcting, doesn’t do washes as well, takes longer to dry and gets gummy, so in a way it’s sort of bad at watercolor and oil styles.
The one advantage acrylic has is you can paint over it effectively forever, so correction is simply painting over it again. Other than that it’s a pain.
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