PAINTING TECHNIQUES
1. It Refers to the lines real or apparent
by which a figure (or shape) is defined in
or bounded by the plane of vision; the
sum of these lines forming the contour of
the figure.
2. Painting technique in which new paint
is applied to previously applied paint that
has not dried yet.
3. It is the final layers of paint, over some
type of underpainting, in a system of
working in layers.
4. The operation of painting the interior of
a shape or the interior of the character
glyphs in a text string.
5. This involves applying paint to your
surface using a dry paintbrush and paint
that has not been diluted with water. This
will create a strong current of color on the
surface with uneven lines while adding
texture and movement to the lines.
6. you simply need to dab or press your
painting tool into the canvas to create
circular shapes. In this case, you can use
a sponge tool to dab different colored
acrylics into one another.
7. is a glazing technique that creates soft,
thin streaks of color using a paint brush.
It is a technique often used to simulate
fabrics such as linen and denim. Rag
painting or ragging is a glazing technique
using twisted or bunched up rags to
create a textural pattern.
8. refers to a painting technique that
involves applying a thin layer of paint with
a dry brush and a loose hand over an
existing layer. The idea is to allow parts
of the already existing paint below to
remain exposed.
9. a technique used in painting, pottery,
and glass, which consists of putting down
a preliminary surface, covering it with
another, and then scratching the
superficial layer in such a way that the
pattern or shape that emerges is of the
lower colour.
10. to apply the paint with the very tip of
your brush. Work with a clean, dry brush
and scrub it over the surface you're
painting. Use a stabbing motion to really
push the paint into any crevices.
11. is described as the way artists use
their chosen medium to create a physical
or tactile surface texture in their art. This
could mean either creating a three-
dimensional aspect to the painting or
drawing surface with their paint medium
or creating the appearance of texture.