A translucent quality that is appropriate for depictions of water, light, atmosphere, and the weather is one reason that artists use watercolor.
Watercolors are a translucent medium suitable for many purposes such as classrooms, illustrations, botanical drawings, studies, and final artwork. Watercolors are made from colored pigments dispersed in a suspension that binds the pigments together and allows them to adhere to a surface when dry.
Watercolor is an ancient painting. In East Asia, ink painting is called brush painting or scroll painting. In Chinese, Korean, and Japanese painting, it was the dominant medium, often using ink or other pigments, in monochrome black or brown tones. Countries such as India and Ethiopia also have long traditions of watercolor painting. Early nineteenth-century American artists seem to have viewed watercolor primarily as a drawing tool for the preparation of "finished" works in oil or sculpture.
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