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Please Put in sketchbook: Tempera Paint (not to be confused with tempura)

Please Put in sketchbook: Tempera Paint (not to be confused with tempura). PROS and CONS of TEMPERA Pro: -Water-based (less sticky to clog our pipes) -Easy clean up -Fast drying -Inexpensive -May be overpainted -Mostly opaque -Works well on paper

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Please Put in sketchbook: Tempera Paint (not to be confused with tempura)

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  1. Please Put in sketchbook:Tempera Paint(not to be confused with tempura) PROS and CONS of TEMPERA Pro: -Water-based (less sticky to clog our pipes) -Easy clean up -Fast drying -Inexpensive -May be overpainted -Mostly opaque -Works well on paper -May be mixed with egg yolk and dry pigment for more permanence

  2. Examples of Tempera in History: • Super popular in the Middle Ages was egg tempera: using dry pigment mixed with raw egg yolk to make a permanent paint. Oil paint took over during Renaissance. Adoration of the Magi Lorenzo Monaco, 1422

  3. Still used today for Russian icon painting

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