Varible "water" thickness

Varible "water" thickness would make it  possible to create new media ranging from thick paste-like paint, gel media of varying thickness at the hgh end, down to turpentine, alcohol, and acetone at the low end. Mixing the "water" of differnt viscosities with current oil/acrylic paint, watercolor, or ink would make it possible to create effects not currently available in any digital program.

I think someone has already requested alcohol inks, and many people have requested thicker impasto. Both requests could be satisfied by making water of varying viscosity available.

maybe we should talk about it as the properties of the binder/medium as pigment carrier, Viscosity, matte/gloss reflectivity, surface tension, water repellent, and color. Some times you'll find a binder that has a tint, like fish glue yellow/amber, wich can make blue pigment have playfull greenish mid tones and a yellowish trace. I can't figure out how to mimic that in rebelle 7 pro, the multicolor dirty brush doesn't really solve this. Would be nice to have pressure as a twocolor input.

maybe we should talk about it as the properties of the binder/medium as pigment carrier, Viscosity, matte/gloss reflectivity, surface tension, water repellent, and color. Some times you'll find a binder that has a tint, like fish glue yellow/amber, wich can make blue pigment have playfull greenish mid tones and a yellowish trace. I can't figure out how to mimic that in rebelle 7 pro, the multicolor dirty brush doesn't really solve this. Would be nice to have pressure as a twocolor input.