Impasto
is an art technique that is used to create actual texture. An artist
uses paint in thick and heavy maneuvers. In Robert Ryman's painting
Untitled, he has
painted thick white strokes on top of thick tan strokes. He then put
smaller brush strokes of yellow, green, and lavender in certain spots
to make the white paint look textured. These different colors were
used to make the white seem like it was rough and standing higher
than the rest of the paint. Yellow, green, and lavender stand as the
“shadows” to the white paint. Also, the dark colored canvas that
he painted on makes the white stand out more which increases the
texture.
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