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| In traditional watercolor painting, how is white created? |
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| By leaving the paper unpainted |
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| True or False? The water temperature for washing brushes should be hot. |
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| False. It should be cool or warm. |
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| Cold pressed watercolor paper is also known as ______ |
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| A tint is a color combined with _______ |
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| A shade is a color combined with_____ |
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| What is meant by the term "drybrush"? |
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| What is meant by the term "wet into wet"? |
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| Putting paint onto paper that has been pre-moistened. |
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| Who is the American artist famous for painting large, abstracted flowers and desert scenes? |
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| What three categories classify watercolor paper according to surface qualities? |
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| Hot pressed, NOT and rough |
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| Watercolor paints come in these two forms |
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| What is meant by the weight designation on paper (example: "300 pound" paper)? |
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| 500 sheets of the paper weigh that many pounds. |
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| After washing brushes, what should you do? |
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| Reshape them and let them air dry lying down. |
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| Besides positive shapes, it's important to pay attention to ________ shapes when creating a composition. |
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