Spattering- Using a tool like a toothbrush to flick paint in a controlled manner at the image surface.
Impasto- Building up the surface of the paint so it becomes 3-D
Drybrushing- Removing excess paint from the brush and scrubbing it against the surface to create a scumbling effect.
Knife painting- Using a pallette knife to apply paint to the surface
Rubbing/imprint- Using a three dimensional item of surface to create a texture
Mix with another element- add items like sand or sawdust to the paint which creates a textured surface.
Stencil/masking- Covering an area to keep it from being effected by a treatment on other portions of a painting.
Sgraffito- (pronounced zgra-FI-tow) Scratching into an existing wet layer of paint with a palette knife, revealing the layer below.
Impasto- Building up the surface of the paint so it becomes 3-D
Drybrushing- Removing excess paint from the brush and scrubbing it against the surface to create a scumbling effect.
Knife painting- Using a pallette knife to apply paint to the surface
Rubbing/imprint- Using a three dimensional item of surface to create a texture
Mix with another element- add items like sand or sawdust to the paint which creates a textured surface.
Stencil/masking- Covering an area to keep it from being effected by a treatment on other portions of a painting.
Sgraffito- (pronounced zgra-FI-tow) Scratching into an existing wet layer of paint with a palette knife, revealing the layer below.
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