Acrylic

Acrylic paint is made up of water, pigment, and:

• color

• oil

• binder

• water

Acrylic paint is permanent once dry.

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Select the pros of acrylic paint

• It's fairly inexpensive

• It dries very slowly

• It's durable

• You can use watercolor brushes with it

Acrylics were FIRST developed in the:

• 1910's

• 1920's

• 1940's

• 1960's

Acrylic paint dries:

• about 2 shades lighter than when wet

• about 2 shades darker than when wet

A term related to acrylic paint that means "not able to be seen through" is:

You can add medium to acrylic paint to change it's texture, thickness, and/or opacity.

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Acrylic paints can be blended together on a surface to create a smooth gradient by:

• blotting the area where two colors meet

• Adding water to the paint and brushing the edge where the colors meet

• Moving the brush back and forth over the colors after they are dry

• Scraping a palette knife over the surface

This technique is called:

• Grisaille

• Scumbling

• Color Blocking

• Impasto

This technique is called:

• Grisaille

• Scumbling

• Color Blocking

• Impasto