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Painting Techniques - TSV

Painting techniques enable diverse expressions depending on materials, supports, and application methods. Each technique has its unique history and characteristics: the rich colors of oil painting, the transparency of watercolor, the precise detail of tempera, the monumental mural expressions of fresco, and the reproducibility of printmaking. These techniques have been essential elements supporting artists' creativity from ancient times to the present day.

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code	slug	name	description	dryingSpeed	durability	medium	support
01	oil-painting	Oil Painting	A technique using pigments mixed with drying oils.	Slow	Very high	Drying oils (linseed oil, etc.)	Canvas, wood panel, paper
02	watercolor	Watercolor	A transparent technique using water-soluble pigments on paper.	Fast	Low (vulnerable to water)	Gum arabic and water	Paper
03	tempera	Tempera Painting	A technique using pigments mixed with egg yolk or other binders.	Very fast	High	Egg yolk and water	Wood panel, cloth, paper
04	fresco	Fresco	A mural technique applying pigments to wet plaster walls.	Fast (plaster drying)	Very high	Lime plaster	Wall surface
05	printmaking	Printmaking	A reproductive technique transferring carved images from a plate to paper.	Depends on ink	Medium to high	Ink (oil-based or water-based)	Paper