Bloomwash - Watercolor Studio

Bloomwash is a watercolor app that behaves like the real thing. Every stroke runs through a physical simulation of water and pigment on paper, so the paint spreads, pools, granulates, and dries the way it does on a real sheet. You are not applying a filter. You are painting wet paint and watching it move. Load the brush with water and color, lay a wash, and the pigment settles into the tooth of the paper. Touch a wetter brush into a damp area and it blooms outward. Let two colors meet while they are still wet and they bleed into one another. Come back with a drier brush and the stroke breaks over the grain. What you can do: - Paint transparent watercolor with real granulation, wet in wet blooms, and edges that stay soft or turn crisp depending on how wet the paper is. - Reserve the white of the paper with masking fluid, wash freely over the top, then lift the mask to uncover clean,…