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    The document discusses three paintings using the wax resist technique. The first painting uses ink to add darkness while still showing color, and is praised for its balance of ink and color. The second painting is criticized for having too much ink that obscures the image and lacks color. The third drawing is said to have more detail than the second but is still dull without color, while the first is considered the best for retaining visible color along with the ink effects.

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    The document discusses three paintings using the wax resist technique. The first painting uses ink to add darkness while still showing color, and is praised for its balance of ink and color. The second painting is criticized for having too much ink that obscures the image and lacks color. The third drawing is said to have more detail than the second but is still dull without color, while the first is considered the best for retaining visible color along with the ink effects.

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    The document discusses three paintings using the wax resist technique. The first painting uses ink to add darkness while still showing color, and is praised for its balance of ink and color. The second painting is criticized for having too much ink that obscures the image and lacks color. The third drawing is said to have more detail than the second but is still dull without color, while the first is considered the best for retaining visible color along with the ink effects.

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    Henry Moore

    This painting is made with the wax


    resist effect, and it looks quite good. I
    think the ink added the darkness
    mood to it and made it look so much
    better. I like that you can still see the
    colors of the art even thought the ink
    is there. I really like this painting

    I don’t really like this paining because


    you can’t really see what is going on
    because of the ink, and there are no
    colors, which make it look dull and
    boring. Overall, the actual drawing
    itself is quite good, but the wax ruins
    it in my opinion. Also, I think if color
    was added afterwards, then it would
    look much better as you would
    definitely notice in an art gallery for
    example.

    This drawing is the same as the other one, it is


    dull and boring because there is no color, I like
    this one more than the one above because
    there is more detail on the picture. Overall the
    best image is the first one because of the color

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