Dry vs. Wet Painting

What is the primary characteristic of the dry brush technique?

• The paintbrush is used with a palette knife.

• The paint is applied in thick layers.

• The paintbrush is dry and most paint is removed before application.

• The paintbrush is soaked in water before use.

Which of the following is a result of using the dry brushing technique?

• Smooth and even color application.

• Metallic sheen.

• Streaky and patchy blocks of color.

• High gloss finish.

What is a key feature of the wet on wet painting technique?

• The paint is applied to a dry surface.

• Both the surface and paintbrush are wet.

• The paint is mixed with sand for texture.

• The paint is applied with a sponge.

Why is it difficult to achieve fine details with the wet on wet technique?

• The paint dries too quickly.

• The wet surface causes colors to blend easily.

• The paint is too thick.

• The paintbrush is too stiff.

What should you do if you want to achieve fine details using the wet on wet technique?

• Mix the paint with oil.

• Apply more water to the paint.

• Use a larger brush.

• Wait for the underlying layer to dry.