PAINTING AND PRINTMAKING VOCAB
Across
- 2. A watercolor technique that creates a solid, even area of color.
- 3. Rule 2
- 4. The surface (like linoleum, wood, or metal) that you carve or prepare to make a print.
- 7. A fast-drying paint made with plastic polymers; it can look like watercolor or oil depending on how it’s used.
- 9. An opaque, water-based paint similar to watercolor but thicker and less see-through.
- 12. Rule 1
- 16. The flat surface of a printing press where the plate and paper are placed for printing.
- 18. A colored liquid or paste used in drawing, painting, or printmaking.
- 19. Rule 3
Down
- 1. Rule 4
- 5. Scale A range of light to dark tones used to show shading, depth, and contrast.
- 6. A type of paint made with pigments mixed with water, known for its transparent look.
- 8. A roller tool used to spread ink evenly onto a printing block or plate.
- 10. Rule 5
- 11. A round tool used to press paper evenly onto an inked block in printmaking.
- 13. A printmaking method where you carve a design into linoleum, roll ink onto it, and press it onto paper.
- 14. A watercolor technique where the color gradually changes from dark to light (or one color to another).
- 15. Printing A printmaking process where the raised (uncarved) areas of a block or plate are inked and printed.
- 17. A tool with bristles used to apply paint, ink, or other media.