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Contreras used different materials, including gouache (an opaque watercolor), ink and oil paints.— PE Angels Baseball
In the partisan debates of the 19th century English art world, gouache was emphatically contrasted to traditional watercolors and denigrated for its high hiding power or lack of "transparency";— WarCry Network : Latest News
Wickenberg's painting, which took Watercolor Wisconsin's First Award this year, is a stunningly realistic still life of several gourds and an animal skull done in watercolor and gouache (an opaque watercolor technique).
In this case, it's probably watercolor from his palette mixed with Chinese white and gouache, which is watercolor that has an opacifier, typically chalk, added.— American Artist
Here she is working with both bodycolor and watercolor, in particular gouache, which is watercolor made opaque through the addition of an opacifier -- typically chalk -- which allows it to cover whatever is painted underneath.— American Artist

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