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Spattering is a way of achieving a brushstroke free painting at random, and an on the spur of the moment kind of look. This can be done leaving no brush marks by spattering or actually flicking your paint on to your support. This will leave marks that are dappled, speckled or even mottled.
We are all faced with which paste or glue we can buy to stick what? There seems to be an avalanche in our hardware stores. Really I have to say that, personally, I think synthetic resins take some beating. They harden very quickly and there is no question about it, they are long lasting.
What do you mean by washes and tones? Somebody asked me this very question recently. This article should give you an understanding of the subject. Washes can create tones as you will see.
