How Do I Paint It? Stagecraft Painting Techniques.

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How Do I Paint It? Stagecraft Painting Techniques

Primary Colors Secondary Colors

Hue: The Name of a color.

Intensity: Brightness or dullness of a color.

Paint Brushes:

Shelac vs Polyurethane: Shelac: Used to produce a shine. Shelac: Used to produce a shine. Polyurethane: Hard plastic coating to prevent damage to paint. Polyurethane: Hard plastic coating to prevent damage to paint.

Paint Types: Latex: water based, inexpensive. Latex: water based, inexpensive. Dry Pigment: mixed with glue or water- when dry, will not flake. Dry Pigment: mixed with glue or water- when dry, will not flake. Scene Paint: Pre-mixed Dry Pigment paint, will not absorb light. Scene Paint: Pre-mixed Dry Pigment paint, will not absorb light.

Crosshatching: Painting in an X pattern for a full, even finish. Good to use when base- coating a new flat. Painting in an X pattern for a full, even finish. Good to use when base- coating a new flat.

Feather Dusting: Pouncing motion on a flat with a feather duster for a neat texture. Pouncing motion on a flat with a feather duster for a neat texture.

Texturing items:

Dry Brushing: Taking excess paint out of the brush to give a streaky, grainy appearance for wood- graining and other textures.

Stippling: Stamping with a sponge for texture- bricks.

Spattering: Flipping paint drops onto a flat to give it depth.

*Note: In Painting, like other stagecraft techniques, you are only limited by your imagination.

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