Drybrush is a technique that involves using a dry brush with very little paint to create a textured, layered effect. Synonyms for drybrush include dry-brushing, stippling, feathering, scumbling, and hatching. Each of these techniques creates a different texture and effect, but they all involve using a dry brush with minimal paint. Dry-brushing is similar to the drybrush technique but involves using more paint and a slightly wet brush. Stippling involves tapping the brush on the surface to create small dots. Feathering involves gently dragging the brush across the surface to create soft, feather-like strokes. Scumbling and hatching involve layering strokes to create a more detailed texture.