Definition: "Aquatinting" refers to the use of water-based inks or materials for printing on paper, typically inked with oil paints. This process allows the ink to be applied wetly through a layer of water droplets to create an impression that is similar to that of a dry print. It's used extensively in art and photography for its ability to impart vivid colors, textures, and details onto paper or other surfaces.
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