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WorksheetsWatercolor Techniques
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
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
What watercolor effect is this (painting over an area that has not yet dried)?
Salt Effect
Gradation
Wet-on-wet
Wet-on-dry
What watercolor effect is this (painting over an area that has already dried)?
Salt Effect
Gradation
Wet-on-wet
Wet-on-dry
You need to add water to watercolors in order to paint with them.
True
False
Adding more water and less paint will create a lighter color.
True
False
Watercolors are opaque. (you can't see through them)
True
False
How can you make yellow-green (two answers)?
Mixing yellow and green.
Mixing blue and yellow.
Painting yellow on top of dried green paint.
Mixing yellow and orange.
What is the watercolor technique called where you draw with a crayon and then paint on top?
Salt effect
Wax resist
Crayon time
Lines
What is the watercolor technique called where you sprinkle salt onto wet paint?
Salt time
Salt sprinkle
Salt effect
Brine
For the salt effect, the salt should be sprinkled onto _____ paint.
Wet
Dry
Smelly
Acrylic
Watercolor trays should be stored with the lids ______.
closed
open
Wet watercolor paintings should be stored _________
in students' cubbies.
on the drying rack.
just leave them on the table.
in the toilet.
