casein
- noun
- /ˈkeɪsiːn/
- Specialized
- In fact, Andy Warhol used casein to paint with.
- casein paint
- casein tempera
- casein on board
In fact, Andy Warhol used casein to paint with.
- In fact, Andy Warhol used casein to paint with.
Examples
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Many artists prefer to use casein as a versatile medium for its rich, matte finish.
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The objective of this study was, firstly, to develop an optimum procedure that gives stretching and kneading action to the hydrated casein, resulting in the formation of a homogeneous mass.
Academic text (2014) -
Normally I would use casein or milk paint here and it's fine.
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The painter enjoyed experimenting with casein, blending it easily to achieve different textures.
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After applying the casein paint, she admired how quickly it dried without losing vibrancy.
Synonyms
A type of paint that uses water instead of oil
A water-based paint made from milk protein and used for painting pictures and decorations
Compounds
- Specialized
A water-based paint made from milk protein and used for painting pictures and decorations
Surface Forms
Etymology
Casein comes from the Latin root caseus meaning 'cheese', and a helpful way to remember casein paint is to think of a milk binder: casein is the milk protein that artists mix with pigment to make a quick-drying, water-based paint.