6.

Water Color
Water color is difficult to handle
because producing warm and rich tones
using this medium proves to be a
challenge. Water color pigments invite
brilliance and a variety of hues. Simple
and clear spontaneity is its principal
essence.
An example of a technique used by artist to
make the color less luminous is the method
of gouache. The gouache is done by
mixing zinc white with the regular
watercolor paints to tone them down,
giving the appearance of sobriety suitable
for dramatic purposes.
7. Acrylic
Acrylic is a medium used popularly by
contemporary painters because of the
transparency and quick drying characteristics of
watercolor and the flexibility of oil combined.
Acrylic paints do not tend to break easily unlike
oil paints which turn yellowish or darker over a
period of time.
8. Drawing
Drawing is usually done on paper using
pencil, pen, and ink, or charcoal. It is most
fundamental of all skills necessary in arts.
Some of the world’s best-known drawings
are by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci (1452-
1519).
9. Print making
Is anything on a surface that is direct result
from the duplication process. One of the
advantages of printmaking I the ease with
which one can make multiple copies of the
original drawing.