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Author: Nicholas_Simmons, Contributing Editor
 | Enter spray bottle! Got that blue stripe moving around, and did a little tilting for direction. |  |
 | When that got to looking right, I dried it under the lights. The paper buckled a bit, so I weighted it. |
| This is where the fish and the background begin to meld. |  |
 | I went back to the plants and leaves wet in wet to intensify the color (added some other colors too). I let the greens bleed into the surrounding areas; this softens the plants, and also better integrates them with the entire picture. |
 | Put some quality darks in there, wet in wet. I've found the safest way to do this is to begin where there is already a dark - the new paint radiates from that area, and looks more natural. I also took a few swipes across the plants and leaves. |  |
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