Watercolor Techniques 7-1 2nd Pass

The place where you mix color on the lid of your watercolor set is called _________.

• top

• bottom

• palette

• mixer

What technique uses a brush loaded with a lot of water and a little bit of paint to create a nice even area of color?

• Wet-on-Dry
• Watering
• Wash
• Load

What technique starts with painting a wash and then going over it with one dark streak across the top and letting it drip down?

• Stippling

• Dotting

• Wash

• Graded Wash

This technique is made by drawing with a crayon first and then painting a dark color over the top.

• Salting

• Crayon Resist

• Color Gradation

• Syrup Drip

Crayon is used to outline your color wheel for this reason.

• To create an illusion of depth.

• For something else to do.

• To make it look better

• Keep color in its' place

What type of technique do you get when you paint a thin transparent coat of watercolor over a dry color creating a new color where they cross over?

• Overlapping

• Grazing

• Wet-on-Wet

• Drybrush

What do you call it when you slowly blend from one watercolor to a different watercolor by adding water as you go to the midpoint.

• Color Gradient
• Dark to Light Gradient
• Wet-on-Wet
• Wash

What technique allows you to wet the paper with water first and then add drips of color to spread out and mix with other colors in the same area?

• Wash
• Wet-on-Dry
• Wet-on-Wet
• Salting

This is an example of

• graded wash

• wash

• drybrush

• straw splatter

The technique used on the pine tree is called

• wash

• graded wash

• stipple or scumble

• crayon resist