Mediums and techniques of visual arts
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The document discusses various art mediums and techniques used by artists to communicate ideas and express feelings. It lists different materials used in art like watercolor, fresco, pastel, oil, tempera, encaustic, acrylic, stained glass, tapestry, mosaic, crayons, charcoal, and others. It also describes printing techniques like etching, engraving, relief printing, intaglio printing and others used to duplicate designs. Processes like planographic, stencil, and silkscreen processes are mentioned as well.
Mediums and techniques of visual arts
- 3. Denotes the means by which an artists communicates his ideas Something that translates his feelings or thoughts into a beautiful reality
- 4. Water Color Fresco Pastel and Chalk Oil Tempera Encaustic Acrylic Stained glass Tapestry Mosaic Crayons Charcoal
- 5. A simple coloring medium Has less luminous effect when applied but easy to use
- 6. A paint on a moist plaster surface applied with lime water mixture
- 7. Dry pigments held together by a gum binder and compressed into stick
- 8. Is pigment mixed with linseed oil and applied in canvass Expensive, Flexible, Glossy, Dries slowly but lasts long
- 9. A mineral pigment mixed with egg yolk or egg white and ore
- 10. Used by Egyptian in the portrait of face as in the case of community Done with wax colors by the use of heat
- 11. A medium most widely used by the painters these days because of the characteristics of transparency and quick drying
- 12. Is a combination of small pieces of colored glass held together by hands of lead
- 13. A fabric consisting of warp where colored threads are woven to make designs Used in wall hangings or furniture cover
- 14. A picture decoration which are cut small pieces of colored stones or glass and glued or pasted on a surface with cement or plaster
- 15. Are pigments bound by wax and compressed into painted sticks used by students
- 18. Stone Granite
- 19. Marble Jade
- 20. Ivory Metal
- 21. Bronze Copper
- 22. Gold Silver
- 23. Lead Plaster
- 24. Clay Glass
- 25. Wood Brass
- 27. Means, a process, or a method of using the medium in a manner that he wishes to finish an art work
- 28. Blowing Etching
- 32. Flowing Cutting
- 33. A form of duplicating In the process of printmaking it involves the preparation of a master image on a plate which may be made of metal, wood or stone from which the impression is taken. Each print is considered an original work, not merely a reproduction
- 34. In art this means reproduction. A single design is made to be multiplied Nowadays printing is a popular as painting and sculpture
- 36. Is a process of cutting away a portion in a design which is not needed
- 37. The process in the preparation of the impression is the opposite of those of relief printing
- 38. Scratched Etched
- 39. The most widely used with the use of cutting tool Engraved Burin
- 40. A surface painting treated first chemically or mechanically so some areas have printing while others have none
- 41. The process is drawing the design with a greasy crayon and fixed with an acid solution
- 42. Done by cutting out a paper, cardboard or metal sheet so when ink is rubbed over it
- 44. An actual likeness of the design It is the use of camera to produced the desired copy Literally drawing or writing with light