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PAINTING

PAINTING
Paintingistheartofapplyingpigmentstoa
surfaceinordertopresentapictureofthe
subject.Thepaintermusthavechosenhis
methods:realism,surrealism,abstractionism,
etc.
Theexpressionofideasandemotions,withthe
creationofcertainaestheticqualities,inatwodimensionalvisuallanguage
Anartistsdecisiontouseaparticularmedium,
suchastempera,fresco,oil,acrylic,watercolor
orotherwater-basedpaints

OIL PAINTING

isdonewiththeuseofgroundpigments(from
minerals,coaltar,vegetablematter,etc.)are
long-lasting,slowindrying,easytohandle.
oilpaintcanbemessy,andittakessometimes
monthsoryearstodrycompletely,butithas
beenthedominantmediumineaselpainting
sincetheRenaissance
1.The Madonna with The long Neck
FernandoAmorsolosOilPaintingsFarmer
AngelusCountrysideSceneBarrioFiesta
TiniklingDance

The Madonna with The long Neck

TEMPERA
Tempera ispigmentboundbyeggyolkand
appliedtocarefullypreparedsurfacelikethe
woodpanelsofCimabues13th-century
sometimeslookslightlyflatandaredifficultto
changeastheartistworks,butthemarvelous
precisionofdetailandthesubtletyoflinear
shapingareextraordinary
Madonna and Child Enthroned with Angels.
"WorldBird"-JenDelyth

Madonna and Child Enthroned with Angels.


"World Bird" -Jen Delyth

WATERCOLOR
Watercolor:Asoftandsee-through
(transparent)paintmadefrompigment,
Watercolorisdonewiththeuseofpigments
mixedwithwaterandappliedtofinewhitepaper
Thepigmentsofwatercolorareboundina
water-solubleadhesive,suchasgum-arabic,a
gummyplantsubstance.Usually,watercoloris
slightlytranslucentsothatthewhitenessofthe
papershowsthrough.
VicenteManansalaBalutVendors

Vicente Manansala Balut Vendors

FRESCO PAINT
Fresco: The word is Italian for "fresh". The technique
involves painting with dry pigment on wet plaster. Fresco
involves painting on dry plaster
because many churches and other buildings required
paintings, directly on plaster walls, artists perfected the
use of fresco, The Fresco paintings are durable. It is
quick to dry. Fresco paintings are not movable because
they are permanently attached to the walls; and fresco
paintings are subject to loss in the event that the walls
are destroyed.
One advantage of this medium is that it will last as long
as the wall itself. One of the greatest examples of the
fresco is Michelangelos Sistine Chapel, on the ceiling of
which is the famous Creation of Adam

Michelangelos Sistine Chapel

ACRYLIC PAINT
AcrylicPaint:Athickshinypaintmadebymixing
pigmentwithwaterandanacrylicbase.Drieswithin
afewhours
- acrylicisfundamentallyaformofplasticresinthat
driesveryquicklyandisflexiblefortheartistto
applyanduse.
Oneadvantageacrylicpaintsisthattheydonotfade,
darken,oryellowastheyage
HelenFrankenthalersThe Bay ) isalargeabstract
paintingwhosecolorsaresomewhatflat,butsuggest
arangeofintensitiessimilarinwhatweseein
watercolordetails

Helen Frankenthalers The Bay

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