Masking fluid can be a real game changer for your watercolour painting, as it allows you to keep very fine highlights, even when placed among the most fluid and bold brush marks. It can be applied with a variety of tools, from a brush to a toothpick, and dries on the paper to provide a waterproof cover over the parts of your painting that you wish to keep unpainted. This film introduces masking fluid and the ways you can use it, as well as highlighting important considerations to keep your tools

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My top tips about Masking Fluid: (as you requested) Masking fluid (also known as masking liquid) is an essential tool in watercolour painting. This special fluid protects paper from water and paint, allowing you to preserve white spaces in your artwork. Here are some key points to remember when using masking fluid: • Application: Always apply masking fluid on dry paper. Peel it off when you finish your painting only after the paper has dried completely to avoid tearing or damaging the paper. • T