[Woodcarver] Latest St. Joseph Carving
Ivan Whillock
carve at whillock.com
Sun May 6 15:35:06 EDT 2007
Maura asks, "Can you please explain polychroming to me."
Hi, Maura,
It's just a term generally used in sculpture-and in other arts-meaning "multi-colored" Monochroming is applying one color, (as in staining the wood with burnt umber, for example), and polychroming is applying many colors. That's generally a bit more descriptive than saying, as is common in wood carving shows, that it's "painted." A painted statue need not be polychromed: it could be painted with only one color. Also, the term is a bit more flexible for art description purposes: polychroming (or monochroming, for that matter) can be done any number of ways, not just with paint.
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In a message dated 5/6/2007 12:07:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time, carve at whillock.com writes:
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great carving and nice to see the steps. Can you please explain polychroming to me.
Maura carvin' in nyc
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