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- Heavy‑weight watercolor paper: Provides a sturdy base that can support multiple layers of paint, ink and adhesive without warping; its slightly textured surface adds visual interest.
- Fabric scraps (e.g., cotton or linen): Introduce tactile variety and flexibility; natural fibres are durable and can be sewn or glued to create raised elements.
- Metallic foil or leaf: Offers a reflective quality that contrasts with matte surfaces; thin foil adheres well with specialized adhesives and remains stable when sealed.