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The "washing out" process involves adding water on the artwork surface and washing the paint away. This technique can be used when paint is dry or semi-dry. Washing out can be done with clear water and also with light tints of paint. Small and large areas can both be washed out.

The "washing out" process involves adding water to the artwork's surface and washing the paint away. This technique can be applied to both dry and semi-dry paint layers. By using clear water or light tints of paint, artists can create varying effects, from subtle highlights to more pronounced areas of contrast. Whether addressing small details or large sections, washing out offers a way to refine and adjust the artwork, enhancing its overall composition and texture.
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