untitled

What technique is being employed in this example?

• scumbling

• impasto

• glazing

• watercolor effects

This artist is using a scumbling technique to apply a layer of paint.

• true

• false

The Wet-on-Wet technique requires the artist to mix two wet colors to help blend the colors.

• true

• false

An underpainting in large flat shapes to lay out the composition is referred to in painting as:

• wet-on-wet

• glazing

• impasto

• color blocking

Select the technique where the application of broken color allows the color underneath to show through.

• scumbling

• color blocking

• glazing

• impasto

You should always clean your brush before using a new color.

• True

• False

This watercolor technique refers to the gradual changing from one color to another.

• Ombre

• Gradation

• Potato Soup

• Change

What watercolor effect is this?

• Gradation

• Salt Effect

• Wax Resist

• Sparkles

What watercolor effect is this?

• Salt Effect

• Gradation

• Wax Resist

• Lines

Answer explanation

The wax in the crayons repels the water, so when you paint over crayons with watercolor, the color will leave the lines alone.

What watercolor effect is this (painting over an area that has not yet dried)?

• Salt Effect

• Gradation

• Wet-on-wet

• Wet-on-dry