Man Panting, 1950s

The video tutorial demonstrates a watercolor technique, starting with applying a weak color to the sky area to fill the paper's pores, preventing stronger colors from staining. Before the first wash dries, additional color is applied without adding more water to avoid diluting the mixture. The board is tipped to ensure even color distribution.

What is the purpose of using a weak color initially on the sky area?

• To make the painting look dull

• To fill the pores of the paper

• To save on paint

• To create a rough texture

Why is it important to add color before the first wash dries?

• To make the painting dry faster

• To avoid using too much paint

• To prevent the paper from tearing

• To ensure the colors mix well

What should be avoided when adding more color to the wash?

• Using a brush

• Adding more water

• Mixing colors

• Using a palette

How does the artist ensure the color is applied evenly?

• By tipping the board

• By applying more paint

• By using a sponge

• By using a roller

What is the effect of tipping the board during painting?

• It adds texture to the painting

• It helps in even color application

• It makes the paint dry faster

• It creates a gradient effect