Water for very thin wires and at heat? Methanol definitely evaporates faster. You can experiment with a brush, PVOH in solution, and a piece of flat metal. I'd say: water at room temperature takes >1.5s in film thickness. Additive to evaporate faster: no, I don't think so.
You mention graphene oxide: do you realize that such materials are lab curiosities made in sub-nothing amounts? Standard reinforcements include graphite fibres, which are industrially available and can be very short.
PVOH is a bad construction material because it dissolves in water, including sweat. And I fear you overestimate its mechanical strength.
Did you consider polystyrene, or less brittle ABS, dissolved in acetone? At least these are sound materials. Beware of explosive solvent vapours.