| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| ID | the:cockling |
| @type | owl:Thing, skos:Concept, rdfs:Resource |
| broader | the:visualArtTerm, the:watercolorTerm, the:paintingTerm |
| definition | Cockling, or buckling, occurs when a sheet of watercolor paper is wet. This creates a series of uneven undulations or ridges which can cause problems when trying to paint. Cockling can be minimized by Stretching, using heavier Weight paper such as 140lb/300gsm or above, or by using a watercolor Block. |
| identifier | 1c58fc88-760f-463c-8502-9b75a7dfe897 |
| inScheme | the:watercolorPainting |
| label | cockling |
| Property | Value |
|---|
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