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Bodycolor is a watercolor made as opaque as possible by a heavy pigment concentration, and gouache is a watercolor made opaque by the addition of a colorless opacifier (such as chalk or zinc oxide).— WarCry Network : Latest News
Vinyl made in Asia it is likely to contain lead oxide as a stabilizer (added to keep vinyl intact in presence of heat and ozone and light) and added also as an opacifier (providing a nice white tint base, much as lead-based paint does).— TreeHugger
There are other far less toxic stabilizer and opacifier choices for vinyl; but, wouldn't you know, lead is generally the cheapest and is commonly used in Asia.— TreeHugger
In this case, it's probably watercolor from his palette mixed with Chinese white and gouache, which is watercolor that has an opacifier, typically chalk, added.— American Artist
Here she is working with both bodycolor and watercolor, in particular gouache, which is watercolor made opaque through the addition of an opacifier -- typically chalk -- which allows it to cover whatever is painted underneath.— American Artist
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