Answer:
"The number of times that you'll need to apply gesso and then sand it depend on how smooth and absorbent you want your ground to be. Basically, the more layers of gesso that you have, the better the paint will "stick" to the surface. It can also enhance the luminosity of a piece. In my opinion, painting on a well-gessoed surface is an absolute dream!"
Explanation:
"With that said, typically you'd only need to gesso and then sand 2-3 times if you want a really smooth, absorbent surface. If you want, you could try an experiment by gessoing and sanding your surface 4-5 times (or more!), to see if it makes any noticeable difference for you. That way you'd really know for sure how many layers of gesso you prefer."
When I trace something I normally printout the picture and put it on top of a light box then tape it to the corners so it's secured in place. After I have done that I place a blank piece of paper above it and start tracing. Use pencil first though!
Minot 3rd I believe that is the correct answer if I am not correct please write back I tried my best
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C. early use of bright colors and illuminated manuscripts.
