(fény-árnyék technika)
chiaroscuro
a technique used in drawing and painting that involves the use of light and dark tones to create a sense of depth and contrast
Chiaroscuro is a technique used in art to create a strong contrast between light and dark areas. This method helps to give a sense of depth and volume to objects, making them appear more three-dimensional. By carefully balancing light and shadow, artists can emphasize important details and create a dramatic effect in their artwork. Chiaroscuro is often used to make art look more realistic and to attract attention to a subject, helping it stand out more against the background.
(freskófestés)
freskó
a technique of mural painting that is done by putting watercolor on wet plaster on a wall or ceiling
Fresco is a painting technique where artists apply pigments mixed with water onto wet plaster. As the plaster dries, the paint becomes part of the wall or ceiling surface, creating a long-lasting image. This method is often used for large paintings or artworks on buildings. Frescoes can be colorful and detailed, and because the paint is absorbed into the plaster, they tend to be very durable.
(öregítés)
antikoltatás
the process of intentionally applying techniques such as staining, distressing, or cracking to a piece of art to create the appearance of age, history, and character
Aging is a technique in art used to make an artwork or its materials look older than they really are. This is done through methods like weathering, which makes the art appear as if it has been damaged by natural elements; discoloring, which imitates fading or staining; and distressing, which adds scratches or dents. Artists might use chemicals, rough materials such as sandpaper, or natural processes to create these effects, often to give new art an antique appearance or to make it feel like it comes from another time.
(cseppfestés)
tarashikomi
a traditional Japanese painting technique where colors are dripped onto a still-wet surface to create a blending effect
Tarashikomi is a traditional Japanese painting technique used in ink and water paintings. This method involves applying a layer of paint or ink onto a surface that is still wet, causing the colors to blend and spread in unpredictable ways. The result is a rich, textured effect that adds depth and complexity to the artwork. Tarashikomi is often used to show natural elements like plants, flowers, and landscapes, giving them a flowing and lively appearance.
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