Transportation Techniques

Transferring is the process of moving paint from one surface to another using a variety of techniques, such as rubbing, pressing, or rolling.

Stenciling is a transportation technique that involves applying paint to a surface using a stencil, which is a sheet of material with a design cut out of it.

Stippling is a transportation technique that involves applying paint to a surface in small dots using a brush or other tool.

Drybrush is a transportation technique that involves applying paint to a surface in a dry, rough manner using a brush with little paint on it.

Glazing is a transportation technique that involves applying thin, transparent layers of paint to a surface to create depth and richness.

Decalcomania is a transportation technique that involves transferring an image from one surface to another using a solvent, such as turpentine or mineral spirits.

Impasto is a transportation technique that involves creating a three-dimensional image on a surface using thick layers of paint.

Pointillism is a transportation technique that involves creating an image on a surface using dots of paint.

Fresco is a transportation technique that involves creating a painting on a wet plaster surface.

Encaustic is a transportation technique that involves using heated wax to create an image on a surface.

Tempera is a transportation technique that involves painting with egg yolk and pigment.

Oil Painting is a transportation technique that involves using oil and pigment to create an image on a surface.

Collage is a transportation technique that involves creating a collage by combining different materials and objects on a surface.

Assemblage is a transportation technique that involves creating a three-dimensional artwork by combining different materials and objects.

Mixed Media is a transportation technique that involves creating an artwork by combining different media and techniques.