What was Bob Ross's technique called?
Wet-on-wet
Dry-on-dry
Wet-on-dry
Dry-on-wet
Answer
Wet-on-wet is a painting technique popularized by Bob Ross. It involves applying layers of paint to a canvas while the previous layer is still wet. This allows for smooth blending and creates a soft, ethereal effect. The technique is often used to create landscapes and other scenes with a painterly, romantic look. It requires a special consistency of paint and careful control of brushwork to achieve the desired results.
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