chapter 7 painting

what do we call the surface to which paint is applied

• support

• binder

• primer

• polymer

what is watercolor made of?

• pigment in a vehicle of water and gum Arabic

• poster paint

• charcoal in a vehicle of water

• pastels

what is a more exact name for acrylic paints

• polymer paints

• oil paints

• tempera

• charcoal

what is the preliminary coating on the support called

• water

• oil

• tempera

• primer

Why is fresco painting best suited for dry climates?

• There is less chance mold growing in the walls.

• Painters cannot work when it rains.

• The fresco dries more quickly

• Painters can work slowly and correct mistakes.

What industry did Diego Rivera represent in the fresco Detroit Industry?

• textile industry

• automobile industry

• farming industry

• printing industry

what synthetic artists' paint was developed in the 1950s, after chemists created strong weatherproof industrial paints in the 1930s

• acrylic

• oil

• tempera

• watercolor

what is the binder of Fresco

• gum

• hot wax

• acrylic polymer

• plaster

What is Tempera?

• Also known as opaque watercolor, resembles watercolor except that the vehicle includes small amounts of fine chalk powder that make it opaque.

• A small-scale paint sprayer that allows the artist to control a fine mist of paint.

• a water-based paint that uses egg yolk as a binder

• Liquid emulsion used as a carrier or spreading agent in paints.

what 2 things must be done to make encaustic paint techniques work

• 1.freeze the paint 2.leave the painting in ice

• 1.freeze the paint 2. pass the heat source over the painting to blend colors

• 1.heat up the paint to brush it on 2. pass the heat source close to the painting to fuse the colors

• 1.heat the paint to brush it on 2.leave the painting upside down to fuse colors