Drybrush is a painting technique where an artist uses a brush with very little paint on it, usually almost dry, to create texture and detail. By applying the brush with light strokes, the artist achieves a rough, textured effect that allows the underlying surface to show through. This technique is often used to add highlights, create thin lines, or give a more textured appearance to a painting. Drybrush is effective for producing subtle details and effects that stand out against the smoother areas of the artwork.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „drybrush” po angielsku

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