Painting on rough watercolor paper

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Painting on rough watercolor paper has many advantages.
 
This is especially true of motifs such as landscapes.
 
As you can see in this picture, I used a lot of dry brush technique. With just a few strokes, I got the effect of a cornfield.
 
As you go further into the picture use more water and paint to fill all the valleys in the paper. Because we don't want to see details in the distance.
 

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