To activate your paint, you need to add a little bit of

How do we create light/dull/washed-out colors?

How do we get vibrant/dark/rich colors?

When using watercolor, how can you blend two colors together?

What is not a techniques used in watercolor painting?

Which technique allows for greater control of the paint?

True or False: A flat wash has an even amount of paint all the way across the page.

What type of watercolor wash is pictured in the image?

Removal of paint to create highlights.

Around what time did water colors make their way to america?

What are water colors made of?

All of the Fallowing are water color techniques except...

This technique begins with applying water to the whole paper first then adding color to the areas with water.

This technique requires paint to be applied to the paper and then while it is still wet applying more paint of the same or a different color to the same area.

This technique removes pigment/ Color from the paper. Often used to fix mistakes or lighten an area.

What technique would you use to add pigment/ color to an area that has wet paint on it?

When using watercolors an artist can use the technique of wet on dry right after the completion of a wash.

6. When using the technique of Desaturation what materials can be used?