Medium-sized dog
Concept
Watercolor paint
A paint that uses pigment in an aqueous medium, generally diluted with water and used for translucent color layers that can preserve the brightness of the support.
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Canvas weave
A gridded surface appearance that suggests a woven canvas support
A gridded surface appearance suggesting a woven canvas support.
Medium-sized dog
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A phrase to start with
Adds a woven-canvas-like grid to the surface.
Appearance and effects
Fine crossing weave marks are visible on the surface.
Visual traits
- crossing threads
- fine grid
- support-like texture
Expected changes
- Fine weave marks are more likely to appear
Five examples
1 — Medium-sized dog
Open image ↗2 — Cat
Open image ↗3 — Teenage boy
Open image ↗4 — Unoccupied interior
Open image ↗5 — Valley with a river and mountain ranges
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Definition
Canvas weave is a surface effect of regular or irregular crossings that suggest woven threads. It does not determine an actual canvas support, painting medium, or production process.
In more detail
Fine crossing threads can remain visible beneath or across color layers. It is distinct from specifying fabric itself, linen material, or the act of making a painting.
Includes
- A surface appearance suggesting woven threads
Excludes
- Material of an actual support
- A fabric object
- A production process
What this does not imply
- An actual support
- painting medium
- making operation
- or fabric subject
Variability
Weave density and visibility can be adjusted separately.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Use it as a support appearance
Distinguish similar expressions
- Specify actual canvas material separately
Typical uses
- Add weave to a painted surface
Possible failure modes
- It becomes a coarse grid pattern
- It becomes a fabric subject
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