Transparent pigments mixed with water. Paintings done with this medium are known as watercolors.
A paint composed of a water-soluble pigment.
(full definition includes images) is a water-soluble paint composed of finely-ground pigment particles and a gum binder such as Gum Arabic. ...
A water-based paint that is a translucent wash of pigment. Usually made from pigments, gum Arabic, and water on a light colored ground or support. Highlights may be attained by thinning the paint with water so the ground shows through.
A transparent water based paint
A painting done with water-soluble pigments and water on an absorbent paper.
Go Back to Top of Page Any paint that uses water as a medium. Paintings done with this medium are known as watercolors. When made opaque with white, watercolor is generally called gouache or bodycolor. Tempera is another exception. ...
A vivid water based paint, usually applied to paper, which provides outstanding brilliance and translucence. Purist techniques demand the application of thin glazes without recourse to BODYCOLOUR. ...
A transparent paint made by mixing powdered colors with a binding agent and water. The term also refers to a painting done with watercolors.
transparent water-based paint that uses gum arabic as a binder.
a transparent paint made of finely ground pigment or dye, suspended in a solution of gum arabic
(painting) Watercolor paints are made by dispersing pigments in gum arabic, and are characterized by luminous transparency.
Any paint that uses water as a medium, commonly on a rag paper, or paintings made using this medium.
Pigments dissolved in water. Watercolor painting typically is done on relatively rough-surfaced, absorbent paper.
A finely ground pigment combined with a water soluble binding agent, commonly gum Arabic. It is usually distributed in either tubes or cakes. Water is used as the vehicle to spread and dilute the color, and it subsequently evaporates. ...
A technique of painting using pigments (coloring powder) diluted with water to create transparent washes. The white of the paper brings light through the thin layers of paint. Watercolor is quick drying and is applied with a soft-hair brush, on rough-textured paper. ...
Paint that uses water-soluble gum as the binder and water as the vehicle. Characterized by transparency.
An incredibly versatile medium, watercolor’s popularity can be attributed to the wonderful effects of light and texture that can be achieved with use. It requires no toxic solvents, and is diluted with water. ...
Pigments are mixed with a gum which dissolves in water providing a transparent medium for application to an absorbent surface, usually paper.
A non permanent water-based paint, usually painted on archival watercolor paper.
a painting produced with watercolors a water-base paint (with water-soluble pigments); used by artists
: A painting technique using paint made of colorants suspended or dissolved in water; : Any artwork produced by this method; : Any paint used in this method; Pertaining to the methods or products of watercolor
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