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Sketch

Sketch (Italian sketch), sketch (the Italian spezzare), sketch (forest), eraser (delete) or point (point or tip) are pictorial terms for the project, or trace evidence first; which is performed prior to the final work. In one sketch the outlines and details are not defined, but hinted schematically (sketched, sketched or outlined). Although one can point to any differential nuance between "sketch" and "outline" there in general use a strict conceptual difference between any of these terms, either between themselves or with others like "sketch" and "study", or the Very little used "A sketch" which is often used directly with Italian, French or English word schizzo, esquisse or sketch (the latter also appoints a brief skit).
The sketchy style expression used to refer to painters whose work, only apparently, has an aspect of implementation "easy", "fast" and "not finished" ("imperfect" -non finite or "aesthetic of the unfinished" - ), predominantly gestures and loose brush, also called "impressionist". In contrast, the works in which the artist insists on a neat and polished finish (fini, "finished", "perfect") of the details are generally described as "academic" execution or "precious" (when not pompier or kitsch , pejorative terms).