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Hello friend!

Ever wondered how long watercolor paintings take to dry? Drying time can vary from 15 minutes to several hours, depending on factors like temperature, humidity, and the amount of water used. But don’t worry—there are ways to speed things up without compromising your artwork.

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Click here to explore all the techniques to dry your watercolor paintings.

Here are some quick tips to reduce drying time:

• Use sunlight: Place your painting in indirect sunlight for a quicker dry.

• Lint-free towels: Gently dab excess water for faster results.

• Hairdryers: Use cool settings to avoid damaging pigments.

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By using these techniques, you can focus more on creating beautiful layers and vibrant textures.

Ready to create faster and more effortlessly? Check out the link above to and take your art to the next level.

P.S. - Thanks to everyone who participated in my December Giveaway! If you didn’t win, I hope you participate in future contests!

Happy painting!
Jae