Picasso
- noun
- /pɪˈkɑːsoʊ/
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genio
- His ability to create stunning images from simple materials makes him a true Picasso in the world of design.
Yeah, that woman, she's like the the Picasso of these dolls.
- Yeah, that woman, she's like the the Picasso of these dolls.
- Parents, however, tend to think that that long shot, the next Mozart of the next Picasso, is the norm, whereas it's not.
- And when they found a painting that they liked, their question was not is this painter going to be the next Picasso?
- So in practical terms, it it's quite easy when somebody does a great drawing, say Oh my goodness, you're so talented, you're the next Picasso.
Examples
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Some have compared him to Picasso, in fact.
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Yeah, that woman, she's like the the Picasso of these dolls.
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I mean, it's not clear to me that the difference between me and Picasso is one that's actually objective.
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I'm pulling a Picasso, You know, That's what I would tell people.
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Parents, however, tend to think that that long shot, the next Mozart of the next Picasso, is the norm, whereas it's not.
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It's like, it's like, you know, it's like the Picasso analogy, you know, it's like, it's like once you know the rules, you can throw them away.
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A hundred picassos couldn't order her around.
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Many young artists aspire to be a Picasso in their fields, known for their innovative styles.
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She is often touted as the Picasso of contemporary ceramics for her extraordinary creativity.
Synonyms
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A person who thinks of new ideas and finds new ways to do things
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A person who uses imagination to make art or new ideas
How Creative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Picasso is also used to call someone very original or creative in art, because Pablo Picasso was famous for his bold, new ideas and style. That's why we use his name to compare a very creative person to the artist.