Water color is a painting technique in which an artist applies pigments suspended in a solution of water and gum arabic to dampened paper. The paint is transparent. The more water added to the paint, the greater its transparency and the softer its tone. Water color readily spreads through the fibers of the paper, making the edges of the broad painted areas, called washes, characteristically soft and fluid. The artist can achieve harder, more precise lines by applying relatively undiluted… More »
Finger painting is a method of painting pictures using the fingers, hands, and arms to apply the... More >>
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Sand painting is the name for making pictures in sand. The Navajo Indians of the southwestern... More >>
Water color is a painting technique in which an artist applies pigments suspended in a solution... More >>