Sometimes, painters scrub the surface of a canvas to dissolve paint they’ve already applied to it. Art Terms in Action: Turpentine Burn by The Museum of Modern Art
Typically used to mix paint, these knives have also been used to apply paint to a canvas—or even to scrape it off. Art Terms in Action: Palette Knife by The Museum of Modern Art
Any cook knows that olive oil and vinegar mix better with egg. With paint, emulsions work the same way. Art Terms in Action: Emulsion by The Museum of Modern Art
These household paints are fluid, flat, and glossy—and just one coat should do the trick. Art Terms in Action: Enamel by The Museum of Modern Art
Stain over stain over stain! Rothko used layer upon layer of these thin washes of paint. Art Terms in Action: Stain by The Museum of Modern Art
What do you get when you take a color and add white, black, or gray? Art Terms in Action: Tint, Shade, and ... by The Museum of Modern Art
Is that paint, or toothpaste? Learn several ways to lower the thickness of oil paint. Art Terms in Action: Viscosity by The Museum of Modern Art
Paint is composed of colored pigment mixed with a binder, which holds it all together. Art Terms in Action: Paint by The Museum of Modern Art