Oil paints, a pencil, and a canvas

Watercolor paints, a permanent marker, and acrylic paint

Colored pencils, a ruler, and a notebook

Charcoal, a sketchbook, and pastels

To avoid using too much paint

To make the colors as dark as possible

To ensure the colors remain separate

To create attractive results by mixing compatible colors

Add more paint to balance it

Blot the excess with a paper towel

Ignore it and continue painting

Let it dry naturally

A recurring image or theme

A single, unique image

A color palette

A random pattern

To create a rough texture

To use less paint

To ensure the motif is not accidentally painted over

To make the painting process faster

By resting your dominant hand on your non-dominant hand

By using a larger brush

By starting in the middle of the paper

By painting from the bottom to the top

Start over with a new canvas

Apply a second coat once the first is dry

Add more water to the paint

Use a different color