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Ellie Jakeman
May 31, 2023
Hi Tomas, yes you are correct, not all watercolour paper needs stretching. As a rule the thicker and heavier weight watercolour paper and watercolour blocks may not need stretching. It would be a good idea to stretch your paper if you were using a lot of wet on wet techniques, however if you work with mostly a dry brush on a heavier paper it may not be necessary to stretch your paper.
I had a look at your blog and it is very comprehensive with some great articles.