By Marion Boddy-Evans, About.com
If you don't plan meticulously, you need to be prepared to rework a painting as many times as it takes.
Image: © 2007 Marion Boddy-Evans. Licensed to About.com, Inc.I added some cobalt teal to the foreground, left it to dry, then painted over with some thin Prussian blue.
As this is a paint color that's quite transparent when thin, it's a good glazing color. You can see (Photo 14) how it knocks back the excess foam I'd painted in the foreground without hiding it completely.
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