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Painting Techniques Limited in scope, but more well-known.

Painting Techniques 1.Alla Prima 2.Broken Color 3.Pointillism 4.Impasto 5.Glazing 6.Sgraffito 7.Drybrush 8.Scumbling 9.Sfumato

Alla prima A painting done in just one layer

Alla Prima

Richard Diebenkorn

Broken color Layering paint so that the bottom layers show through

Paul Cezanne

Willem De Kooning

Richard Diebenkorn

Andy Warhol

Pointillism using the tip of the brush to apply dots of color Paul Klee

Pointillism Seurat

Pointillism Seurat

Impasto Applying very thick paint so that the brushstroke actually leaves a trail in the paint and these trails create texture and shadow.

Vincent Van Gogh

Wayne Thiebaud

Glazing Applying thin coats of paints on top of each other

Morris Louis

Richard Deibenkorn

Helen Frankenthaler

Wayne Thiebaud

Sgraffito Putting on a layer of paint and then scratching back through it to reveal the paint underneath

Jean Dubuffet

Cy Twombly

Drybrush Using an almost empty brush to apply the color

Francis Bacon

Claude Monet

Scumbling Putting layers of lighter color over layers of darker colors

J.M.W. Turner

Sfumato – or smooth blending Blending the paint in a naturalistic way showcasing lights & darks through soft transitions.

Eduard Manet

Georgio Morandi

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