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Watercolor – pigment + water and gum arabic Colors are transparent; can be layered

CHAPTER 7 PAINTING REVIEW Paint = pigment (powdered color) + medium (liquid binder) Support – canvas, paper, wood, wall, etc. to which paint is applied Ground – a primer added to a support to prepare the surface for painting.

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Watercolor – pigment + water and gum arabic Colors are transparent; can be layered

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  1. CHAPTER 7 PAINTING REVIEWPaint = pigment (powdered color) + medium (liquid binder)Support – canvas, paper, wood, wall, etc. to which paint is appliedGround – a primer added to a support to prepare the surface for painting

  2. Encaustic – pigment + wax or resin mediumArtists can create a richly textured and layered surface

  3. Fresco – pigments + water applied to plasterUsually a wall painting technique; requires careful planning

  4. Tempera – pigment + water and egg yolk (traditional medium)Very permanent; color lasts a long time

  5. Oil – pigment + linseed oilUsually used on wood or canvas with a gesso groundDries slowly; colors can be blended subtly

  6. Watercolor – pigment + water and gum arabicColors are transparent; can be layered

  7. Gouache – watercolor with white pigment added for opacityColors are more vivid than with watercolor

  8. Acrylic – pigment + acrylic resin (plastic)Very permanent; also versatile

  9. Collage – a mixture of painting mediums and real objects glued to painting surfaceOff the Wall!Contemporary artists are pushing the boundaries of painting:-non-rectangular shapes-leave the wall altogether (floor pieces)

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