What is the main advantage of using oil paint over other paint media? It dries slower, allowing for more naturalistic development.
Q. What type of artwork is created by a process of cutting into a flat stone or wood surface?
Lithography is a planographic or “flat surface” method that uses a stone slab matrix. Unlike relief and intaglio printing, the matrix used in lithography is completely flat. Serigraphy is also known as “silkscreen painting”. Serigraphy is the only method that uses paint and ink.
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- Q. What type of artwork is created by a process of cutting into a flat stone or wood surface?
- Q. When creating paint the binder is the powdered colored element in which a substance such as oil or egg would be suspended?
- Q. Is oil paint toxic to breathe?
- Q. What kind of gloves should you wear when mixing paint?
- Q. What color car is most dangerous?
- Q. What is the difference between Phthalo blue and ultramarine blue?
- Q. What does Phthalo mean?
Q. When creating paint the binder is the powdered colored element in which a substance such as oil or egg would be suspended?
True, the binder is the powdered, colored element in which a substance such as oil or egg would be suspended.
Q. Is oil paint toxic to breathe?
Even though fumes from latex and oil paints can irritate the eyes, nose and throat, they do not poison the body when used as directed. Breathing solvent paint fumes for too long can cause headaches, dizziness, and nausea. This can happen in a poorly ventilated space or when large areas are being painted or stained.
Q. What kind of gloves should you wear when mixing paint?
Nitrile gloves offer the most protection in a body shop. Chemical resistant gloves protect your hands from solvents and isocyanates when mixing paints, spraying paint, and cleaning painting equipment. When these chemicals touch your skin, they can irritate or burn the skin or cause an allergic reaction.
Q. What color car is most dangerous?
black
Q. What is the difference between Phthalo blue and ultramarine blue?
Side by side, ultramarine blue (left) is very different than phthalo blue (right). If we mapped each color on the color wheel, we’d see that ultramarine tilts toward the violet side of the wheel, while phthalo shifts toward the green side. Instead of traditional phthalo blue, there are several alternative pigments./span>
Q. What does Phthalo mean?
Phthalocyanine
