Question

Which of the following is not correct for the art of sculpting
painting with water colours
bamboo structures
images created out of plaster of paries
figurative work with clay

Answer 1

Answer:

painting with water colours

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Watercolor painting is not appropriate for the art of sculpting.

Explanation:

Painting with water colours

• Still, life, landscape, and portrait painters frequently employ watercolors to produce small-scale studies of complex works that they plan to do in a much bigger size later.
• Colored pencils, watercolor pencils, graphite, and ink all combine nicely with watercolor to create mixed media pieces.

Bamboo structures

• Bamboo paintings, which are usually done in ink, are a well-known subject or subgenre of East Asian art.
• A talented artist and calligrapher will paint a bamboo stalk or group of stalks with leaves in an ink work of bamboo painting.

Images created out of plaster of paries

• Plaster of Paris is a powder that is white in color. Gypsum is used to make it.
• The plaster's name comes from the fact that its major constituent, gypsum, is abundant in Paris.
• When the white powder is combined with water, it forms a paste that hardens into solid shapes when dried. Casts and molds are made using Plaster of Paris.

Figurative work with clay

• The tacit comprehension of abstracted shapes is at the heart of figurative art.
• This has been referred to as the " Egyptian way," in which people adhered to what they already knew rather than what they saw