Lesson 8 Flashcards
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Medium refers to the type of paint used cold the vehicle and the base or ground to which it is applied
Painting
A quick-drying paint made of acrylic emulsion pigment
Acrylic paint
It includes the use of hot bee wax
Encaustic
The fluid or phase then is applied to a surface—typically prepared wood, although canvas and other materials are often used
Encaustic
A mural painting technique done on freshly laid lime blaster or wet lime
Fresco
One type of water media, pain consisting of natural pigment, water, a binding agent, and sometimes additional inert material
Gouache
It is made up of pigments ground by means of solvent in acrylic resin which are brought into emulsion
Magna paint
A type of linseed oil slow-drying paint consisting of the pigment particles suspended in a drying liquid
Oil paint
A stick shaped art medium made of pure powdered pigment in a binder
Pastel
A permanent fast drying painting medium made of colored pigments typically of glutinous substances such as egg yolk combined with a water soluble binder medium
Tempera
A medium of pigment suspended in water-based solution in which the paints are made
Watercolor
Are the most identifiable and common form of sculpture
Hard materials
It’s the oldest type of sculpture
Hard materials
A fine course composite material bonded with fluid cement and hardens overtime
Concrete
A mainly copper containing alloy generally containing 12 to 12.5% tin and often adding nonmetals or metalloids
Bronze
A natural rock or soil substance with a small grains that mixes one or more clay minerals with potential traces of quartz metal oxides and organic matter
Clay
The hard solid substance found in the soil which is often used for construction
Stone
A metamorphic rock consisting of minerals of recrystallized carbonate most often calcite or dolomite
Marble
The common type of granular, phaneritic, intrusive felsic igneous rock
Granite
A sedimentary carbonate rock mostly made up of skeletal fragments or marine organisms
Limestone
A porous and fibrous tissue found in trees and other woody plants stems and roots
Wood
A strong, brittle, usually transparent or translucent sand fusing and sometimes fast cooling, soda, lime and other ingredients
Glass
A steel alloy with at least 11% chromium by mass and at least 1.2% by mass iron
Stainless steel
It is earth’s most common metallic element and most commonly used non ferrous material
Aluminum