Art 1 Unit 2 Review

What is the wet-on-wet technique in watercolor painting?

• A method where dry paint is applied onto a dry surface.

• A method where wet paint is applied onto a wet surface.

• A method where wet paint is applied onto a dry surface.

• A method where dry paint is applied onto a wet surface.

Which watercolor technique involves using a dry brush with minimal water?

• wet-on-wet

• splattering

• glazing

• dry brushing

What is glazing in watercolor painting?

• A technique where opaque layers of paint are applied over wet layers to create texture.

• A technique where transparent layers of paint are applied over dry layers to create depth and luminosity.

• A technique where paint is mixed with water to create a translucent effect.

• A technique where paint is applied directly from the tube without dilution.

Which technique is used to remove or lighten areas of a watercolor painting?

• lifting

• erasing

• smudging

• blotting

What are washes in watercolor painting?

• Using oil-based paint instead of watercolor.

• Application of diluted paint on paper to create transparent layers of color

• Adding thick layers of paint on paper to create texture.

• Applying paint directly from the tube without diluting it.

Which technique involves applying wet paint onto wet paper?

• splatter technique

• wet-on-dry technique

• wet-on-wet technique

• dry brush technique

Which technique is used to create transparent layers of color in watercolor painting?

• dry brushing

• glazing

• stippling

• wet-on-wet

What is the process of lifting in watercolor painting?

• Adding more paint to the paper surface.

• Applying a layer of varnish on top of the paint.

• Mixing different colors of paint on the paper surface.

• Removing or lightening the paint from the paper surface.

How are washes created in watercolor painting?

• By diluting the paint with water and applying it in broad, even strokes.

• By applying the paint in thin, controlled layers.

• By mixing the paint with oil instead of water.

• By using a dry brush technique.

How many colors can be used to create  a watercolor wash?

• As many as the artist desires
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