watercolor

4. the colors red, blue and yellow
7. colors used to create the neutral tones
9. dry out bushes in with bristles in this position
12. Spanish painter who painted the ‘Old Guitar Player’ in monochromatic blue
13. used this brush stroke when painting landscapes and skies
16. when painting, save these for last
19. French Abstract Minimalist Painter who used only the primary colors
22. baking/cooking ingredient used to create crystal-like effects in washes
23. painting directly onto dry watercolor paper, without pre-wetting the paper first
25. adding white to a color
26. the act of pre-wetting paper and dropping in pigment
27. paint is made of this, pure color, made into 'cakes' for painting
28. brush type used for holding lots of water
29. opposite of the ‘warm colors’
31. container used to mix and store watercolor paints
33. painter from Minneapolis who creates modern, urban watercolor paintings using found materials and plastic waste

1. can also be spelled gray
2. lived in the ‘Yellow House’ which was destroyed in WWII
3. hair used from hog, camel, squirrel, etc. for paint brushes
5. you painted this… only using the 3 primary colors
6. Vermeer's 'Milk Maid' is a classic example of this color scheme
8. brush used for fast application of large amounts of water/paint
10. green, purple and orange
11. for example: red, red/purple, purple
13. another word used as a name of a color
14. yellow-orange, blue-green, red-violet, etc.
15. contemporary, living, Christian painter who paints ‘out-of-focus’ and luminous city-scapes
17. removing excess water or pigment from painting surface
18. brush bristles that are man made
20. latex solution brushed on to protect areas that you wish to leave unpainted
21. another name for the neutral colors
24. a paint scheme using only one color
28. adding black to a color
30. an early color scientist/artist/impressionist who painted 'A Sunday on La Grande Jatte'
32. the brand of watercolor pigments we used in class