sits at the intersection of all four. It is not a long, languorous line (that’s a "stroke"). It is not a thick, loaded blob (that’s a "daub"). A dash implies speed, brevity, and intention. It is the painter’s equivalent of a single percussive note in a jazz solo—short, punchy, and full of attitude.
"Watch," he said.
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