Watercolor Painting
What is pre-historic/cavemen/cave painting?
A monoprint is different from other types of prints because...
The process can only be done once, creating a one-of-a-kind image.
This color scheme is made of three colors near each other on the color wheel.
What is analogous?
This watercolor techniques involves pre-wetting the paper, and then using a dry brush.
What is dry brush over wet?
This type of printmaking tool can be used to create monoprints be either: blocking out the paint/ink in an area with a stencil, applying textured objects to it, or drawing directly into the paint on it.
What is a gelli plate?
These colors are opposite each other on the color wheel and create contrast when placed next to each other.
What are complimentary colors?
This watercolor technique involves having multiple colors applied as a wash over an area.
What is variegated?
This printmaking tool is used to roll the ink/paint onto the block/plate.
What is a brayer?
When complimentary colors are blended together they make these kinds of colors.
What are neutral/brown?
This watercolor technique involves layering transparent layers of color over each other so that the colors combine without blending.
What is glazing?
This printmaking tool is used to apply pressure to the block/plate to help transfer the image.
Combining equal parts of all three primary colors creates this.
What is black?
This technique involves using the paint and water in a way that creates a transition from a dark value to a light value.
What is a gradient?
Henri Matisse created abstract work by doing this to his subject matter.
What is flattening them out, and/or using different color schemes.
What is a tint?