Painting Review

The hairs (bristles) at the top of bruch used to hold paint.

Acrylic paint texturing technique that creates random specks of paint.

Watercolor technique where paper is left dry and paint is brushed on.

Watercolor technique that allows for colors to flow and blend naturally.

What allows watercolor paper to evenly distribute water and paint across the area on its own?

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Type of Wash that is 1 color & 1 value.

Acrylic paint texturing technique that creates a pixilated or spotty look.

What allows watercolor paper to hold more water & not fall apart?

How do you eliminate brushstrokes when using acrylic paint?

How are you doing so far?

Type of Wash that is 1 color & change in value.

Watercolor texturing technique that creates ghost lines.

Acrylic paint texturing technique that uses random, short brushstrokes in multiple colors?

What is a transparent pigment that uses water to activate and become workable.

Watercolor technique where paint stays in place and used for details and more control.

What happens when you layer the same color of watercolor paint?

Acrylic paint technique that uses 1 fluid motion to create subject matter so colors naturally creates a soft edge.

Part of paint brush on handle that tells you information about brush.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Very tip of the head of the brush that touches the surface to ally paint.

Which is the specially made product used to resist Watercolor?

Type of watercolor paper that has minimal texture, allows more control, & has faster dry time.

When you use clear, clean water to prepare paper for watercolor paint.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Part of the head of brush that is the widest part.

Acrylic Paint texturing technique that covers large areas quickly with thin, transparent layers of random paint.

What is the most important aspect when mixing colors together to create a new color?

Watercolor texturing technique that creates random speck patterns.

What happens when you layer multiple colors of watercolor paint?

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

What happens when you layer acrylic paint?

What are the Resist Techniques used for in Watercolor painting?

Watercolor texturing technique that creates Blooms or expanding dots.

Watercolor technique that has wet paper and wet paint is applied.

What is a fast drying, opaque pigment that’s water-soluble when wet but waterproof when dry.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Watercolor texturing technique that creates random geometirc shapes.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Acrylic paint texturing technique that creates a blurry or fuzzy texture.

Metal part of brush that connects the handle to the bristles.

Part of label on paint brush that tells you how big or small bristles are.

Part of label on paint brush that tells you the shape of the bristles.

Acrylic paint texturing technique that creates a scratchy, thin lines or feathered look.

Type of watercolor paper that has rough texture, holds more water to allow longer work timebecause of slower dry time.

Indents located at the bottom of ferrule holding ferrule to handle.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

How do you get minimal brushstrokes with acrylic paint?

What other media can be used to give the appearance of watercolor that we used in class?

Watercolor texturing technique that creates random mini blooms.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Watercolor resist technique that is applied and keep areas the color of wax.

What is the most important step to do when layering watercolor paint?

Part of paint brush where you hold it and the label is located.

Name this style of Paintbrush.

Adding water to acrylic paint to give appearence of watercolor paint.