kuivharja
Kuivharja, also known as the "dry brush" technique, is a painting method that involves applying paint to a brush while it is still wet from a previous stroke. This technique is commonly used in various art forms, including watercolor, acrylic, and oil painting, to create unique textures and effects. The key to kuivharja is to allow the brush to retain some moisture from the previous stroke, which helps to blend the colors and create a more fluid and dynamic painting style.
The term "kuivharja" is derived from the Dutch words "kuiv" meaning dry and "harja" meaning brush. The
To achieve the kuivharja effect, artists typically apply paint to the brush while it is still slightly
Kuivharja is a versatile technique that can be used in a variety of artistic styles and mediums.