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Negative techniques actually remove the glaze from the surface, revealing the base color below. Examples of this are the linen weave, and "frottage," which derives its name from the French verb "frotter," meaning "to rub; to polish; to strike." The tools used as well as the techniques of application determine the type of pattern created in a negative process. Color choices are virtually limitless. |
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