Dabbing refers to the application of paint or ink to a surface using a repetitive vertical hand motion. The media is bounced, pressed or touched onto the surface without linear movement or hand gesture, giving a diffused effect. Dabbing has been used prolifically throughout painting history, since it’s such a versatile and intuitive technique. Most paintings have some areas of dabbing, perhaps even added subconsciously by the painter. Read more about Dabbing on our blog: https://www.jacksonsart.