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A liquid that holds together the pigment in paint. |
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Those media that are applied dry and include pencil, charcoal, crayon, chalk, or pastel |
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A process in which ink is forced to fill lines cut into a metal surface |
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| A print making method in which the image to be printed is drawn on a limestone, zinc, or aluminum surface with a special greasy crayon. The drawing is then washed with water. When the ink is applied, it sticks to the greasy drawing but runs off the wet surface, allowing a print to be made of the drawing |
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a technique of capturing optical images on light sensitive surfaces |
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Finely ground powder that gives every paint its color |
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the image to be printed is raised from the background |
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paint is forced through a screen onto paper or fabric |
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screen print that has been hand made by the artist |
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the material used to thin the binder in paint |
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a drawing or painting of such things as food, plants, pots, pans, and other inanimate objects |
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Media that are applied to the surface in a liquid form, such as ink and paints |
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