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Grisaille
A style of monochromatic painting in shades of gray, resembling sculpture, often used for deep background elements.
Strie
Dragging a brush through wet paint to create fine streaks that simulate the texture of linen or other fabrics.
Stippling
Using a stiff brush or sponge to dab paint onto a surface, creating a textured, pointillist effect.
Rag Rolling
Rolling a rag dipped in paint or glaze over a surface to create patterns reminiscent of stone or fabric.
Glazing
Applying a thin, transparent layer of paint over another color, which modifies the appearance without concealing the layer beneath.
Dry Brushing
Applying a small amount of paint to a dry brush and lightly brushing over the surface to highlight textures.
Sponging
Dabbing a sponge into paint and then onto a surface to create a textured effect, often used for organic textures.
Color Washing
A technique using a thin glaze over a base coat to create a subtle color variation, giving the surface more character.
Wood Graining
Creating the appearance of wood grain by using special tools and techniques to mimic the natural patterns.
Scumbling
A technique involving dragging a dry brush with irregular, overlapping movements to create texture and depth.
Marbling
Mimicking the appearance of marble surface using layered painting techniques and veining.
Flocking
Applying small fibers to a surface to create a textured effect resembling velvet or fabric.
Feathering
Softly blending wet paint edges with a dry brush to create a smooth transition between colors.
Trompe-l'oeil
A technique that creates optical illusions of three-dimensionality on a flat surface by using perspective and shading.
Spattering
Flicking or spraying small droplets of paint onto a surface to create an irregular speckled pattern.
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