A mode of execution which produces the effect by dots or small points instead of lines.
Method of painting that creates tiny points of light all over the glass.
A method for taking out brush marks and creating a transparent look on windows. Paint is mixed with linseed oil to slow the drying process, then brushed on the surface to be stippled. A stippler is created by wrapping a piece of cheesecloth or other lint-free cotton rag around a wad of cotton, which is then either held firmly in the hand or securely attached to a short stick,taking care that the work surface of the stippler is wrinkle-free. Stippling is done by daubing the stippler over the wet,painted surface.
Technique in which shading is represented by tiny dots of varying density.
a drawing technique consisting of many small dots or flecks to construct the image; technique of using small dots to simulate varying degrees of solidity or shading; to paint, engrave, or draw by means of dots or small touches of the brush, pen, or other tool.
Giving a textured appearance by lightly loading a small amount of paint onto an old scruffy brush, sponge or stippler brush and "pouncing" up and down on the painting surface, allowing some background color to show through.
a speckled appearance of a leaf, usually yellowish spots on a green leaf.
Bouncing the bristle ends of a special brush into wet glaze to even it out.
the process of decorating a glass surface by striking it with a diamond or hardened steel point leaving small, shallow dots; the proximity of these dots create the image.
A technique that used patterns of dots to create values and value gradation.
The use of firm bristled brushes to apply colour to your artwork. The brush is tapped onto the ink pad then depending of the shade of colour required, is tapped directly on your artwork or the excess is tapped off on a spare piece of paper prior to tapping onto your artwork. When using this method it is usually preferable to have several brushes to work with, this allows similar shades of colour to be used on particular brushes. This ensures colours previous used do not contaminate your current work.
painting by small short touches with a brush or tool that together produce an even or softly graded shadow.
A pattern of closely spaced dots or small marks used to create a sense of three-dimensionally on a flat surface, especially in drawing and printmaking. See also hatching, cross-hatching.
Small dots or strokes applied in differing densities to create areas of tone or of light and shade.
The engraving of a mold to produce a system of closely spaced dots raised on the surface of a plastic or glass container.
A painting technique that results in a speckled look.
Creating a textured look by loading a dry "scruffy" brush with paint, then pouncing it on the surface in a random fashion. Commonly used to produce the look of foliage, fur, snow, etc...
is a method of applying color by pouncing the tip of a brush loaded with color against the ware.
This is a method of paint application where the artist applies a series of dots by dabbing with the end of the brush, which is held at right angles to the picture surface.
Applying paint in small strokes or dots.
The minutely spotted, speckled chlorosis of green foliage caused by the feeding of sucking insects.
A finish made by using a stippling brush or roller stippler on a newly painted surface before the paint is dry.
A process suitable to engraving, etching, and wood engraving in which the image or areas of the image are made up of small dots or incisions.
Method of painting using the butt end of the brush, usually a badger, to let in minute points of light through the paint
A laborious drawing technique of constructing an image of small dots; also used in painting (pointillism).
the technique of applying tone or colour as tiny dots rather than solid shading in either painting or drawing.
(1) The technique of tapping the surface of a glass object with a pointed tool, often with a diamond or tungsten-carbide tip. Each tap produces a mark, and the decoration is composed of many hundreds or thousands of marks. (2) On lacy-pattern pressed glass, the stippling is part of the decoration of the mold.
Stippling is the technique of using small dots to simulate varying degrees of solidity or shading.
