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A painter mixes ground pigment with fresh egg yolk and a little water. The paint dries quickly, so colors are built with small strokes. Which medium is being prepared?
Pigment is ground into a drying oil, allowing the paint film to remain workable far longer than egg-based paint. Which medium uses this binder?
An artist melts beeswax, mixes in pigment, and applies it to a panel. What medium is this?
A painter dissolves pigment with gum arabic and water to make transparent washes on paper. Which medium is being used?
Pigment is bound with gum arabic but formulated for opaque, matte passages rather than transparent washes. Which medium best fits?
A painter uses pigment suspended in a synthetic polymer emulsion that can be thinned with water. Which medium is this?
An artist needs to soften an edge days after laying it in, then add transparent glazes over dry paint. Which medium best meets that need?
A painter must place short strokes side by side because each mixed color sets rapidly and cannot be blended smoothly into the next. Which medium creates this constraint?
A painter wants to add one water-thinned layer over another without reactivating the dry layer beneath it. Which medium is most suitable?
Working outdoors, an artist wants quick, transparent washes that can suggest changing light while leaving the paper's white visible. Which medium is most suitable?
An illustrator needs broad, flat, opaque color areas and pale highlights over dark paper. Which water-based medium is the better choice?
A painter wants to build thick waxy strokes and rework passages with warmed tools. Which medium permits this handling?
A wall painter receives a fresh patch of plaster and must complete the painted passage before it sets. Which method requires that pace?
A wooden panel is covered with thin coats of chalk and animal glue, then scraped to a smooth white surface. What is this prepared layer called?
A painter plans transparent washes whose brightness depends on the support showing through. Which support is most appropriate?
An oil painter stretches woven linen over a wooden frame and seals it with a primer before painting. What is the support?
An artist applies heated wax paint in raised marks and needs a rigid support that will not flex easily. Which support is most appropriate?
In a true fresco, what is the smooth final lime-plaster layer that receives the pigment?
Before the final plaster coat is added, a fresco painter applies a rough underlayer that provides a surface for the preliminary drawing. What is this layer called?
A fresco artist makes a preparatory drawing on the rough plaster before covering it with the final smooth layer. What is that drawing called?
After the cartoon is transferred, a fresco painter lays a fresh smooth plaster area only large enough to finish that day. What is this daily section called?
Pigment mixed with an organic binder is painted over lime plaster that has already dried. Which technique is being used?
Why must pigment in buon fresco be applied while the intonaco is still wet?
A sixteenth-century painter needs a very large support that can be transported before stretching and avoids the warping problems of wood panel. Which support is the best choice?
A painter who switches from oil to acrylic finds that blending wet colors into each other is much harder. Why?
A watercolorist lays in the lightest areas first and builds darker washes over them step by step. Why does watercolor demand this order?
A patron wants the pigment to become part of an architectural wall itself rather than sit on its surface or on a portable object. Which medium-support system best serves that purpose?
Raking light reveals paint standing in thick ridges that retain bristle marks and cast tiny shadows. What handling of paint is visible?
A close view shows transparent color pooling in paper fibers while unpainted paper creates the lightest highlights. Which medium most likely produced this surface?
A painted study has flat, velvety, opaque color that conceals most of the paper beneath it. Which medium most likely produced that surface?
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Sculpture: Methods and Materials
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