Types of Painting

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Across
  1. 2. Utilizing oil-based paints that allow for blending and layering.
  2. 6. Art Incorporating popular culture and consumerism into art.
  3. 9. Using transparent watercolor paints that blend with water.
  4. 10. Applying dry pastel sticks or pencils to create soft, chalk-like images.
  5. 11. Creating thick, textured layers of paint on the canvas.
  6. 13. Applying thin, transparent layers of paint to modify color and depth.
  7. 14. Creating paintings focused on human or animal subjects.
  8. 17. Applying wet paint onto wet paint for blending and soft transitions.
  9. 18. Using minimal elements and simple forms to create art.
  10. 19. Scratching through layers of wet paint to reveal underlying colors.
  11. 20. Decorating surfaces with cut-out images or designs, often sealed with varnish.
  12. 22. Similar to watercolor but more opaque and with a matte finish.
  13. 23. Using a mostly dry brush to create subtle, textured effects.
  14. 26. Making patterns or images by using small dots or specks of paint.
  15. 27. Using water-based acrylic paints to create vibrant and versatile artwork.
  16. 29. Creating images with small, distinct dots or points of color.
  17. 30. Emphasizing spontaneous and emotional brushwork.
Down
  1. 1. Incorporating materials like paper or fabric into the painting.
  2. 3. Creating highly detailed and true-to-life representations.
  3. 4. Applying a thin, opaque layer of paint over a dry layer to create a hazy effect.
  4. 5. Creating realistic, three-dimensional effects to deceive the eye.
  5. 7. Using a palette knife instead of brushes for bold, textured strokes.
  6. 8. Applying paint with aerosol sprayers for a smooth, even finish.
  7. 12. Focusing on the tonal qualities and subtle color shifts in a painting.
  8. 15. Employing melted wax and pigment for a rich and textured surface.
  9. 16. Applying pigments onto wet plaster for murals and wall art.
  10. 21. Creating an initial layer of paint to establish the composition.
  11. 24. Exploring the dreamlike and unconscious aspects of the mind.
  12. 25. Using bold, non-naturalistic colors to express emotion.
  13. 28. Representing subjects from multiple viewpoints and perspectives.