From what I remember, you didn't wet the paper after the first washes.  But depends on where your at with the wash.   He used a lot of water into the paint to give a nice wet wash.   Hope this helps.  Holly

On Sep 4, 2016 5:28 PM, "Catherine Wilson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hello GNSI friends,

I'm working on a painting as a homage to John Cody... but I'm having trouble with the glazes... I even looked though the handbook.

I know you start of with a spritz of water to wet the paper and let it become bone dry between washes... but do you spritz the paper again before each wash? Or work the dry paper...

I want to make sure his techniques are remembered.

Sincerely,

Cat

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