ART-2: Ch.3 Quiz

Gesso is a white, paint-like substance that is brushed onto paper or canvas to serve as a ground for painting or drawing.

From a historical art perspective, drawing is one of the newest forms of art making.

Printmaking excludes any medium that can produce multiple copies of an image or a design.

Unlike most printmaking processes, monoprinting is a type of printmaking that makes only one copy of an image.

Slip is an acid-resistant resin used to make aquatints.

Tempera, gouache, and watercolor are all water-based paint media.

Because oil paints dry quickly, it is difficult for artists to make changes to their paintings.

Gouache is a type of watercolor, which has Chinese white chalk added to it to create an opaque surface.

Ceramics are found in almost every culture, from ancient times to the present.

Some contemporary artists use the craft of quilting as an art medium.