drybrush
/ˈdraɪˌbrʌʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A painting technique that uses a almost-dry brush to create textured effects, especially in landscape or architectural painting.
“The artist used a drybrush to capture the rough texture of the tree bark in her landscape painting.”
2. verb
To apply paint to a surface in a drybrush style, often to create texture or visual interest.
“The painter decided to drybrush the entire wall to give it a more rustic appearance.”