painting
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- noun
- /ˈpeɪntɪŋ/
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pintura
- Her painting of the sunset captured the vibrant colors of the evening sky.
- oil painting
- landscape painting
- abstract painting
What I don't love is painting myself in green.
- What I don't love is painting myself in green.
- Some hobbies that I love doing is painting or coloring or drawing.
- If you're looking for a benchmark in watercolor painting, she's the benchmark.
- In this video, I'm going to go over painting little heads.
Examples
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Some hobbies that I love doing is painting or coloring or drawing.
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It's about an attitude to painting from live models.
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I made you a painting.
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I'll be in my room painting.
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Tell Amy that I loved her painting.
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When people say painting is dead, they're exactly right.
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-I started another painting for Cleve.
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-I love this painting.
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The artist spent hours in the studio, passionately working on her latest painting.
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He decided to sell his painting at the local art fair, hoping someone would appreciate his work.
Compounds
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Work that covers the inside or outside of a house with color to protect and decorate it
- Specialized
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A style of abstract painting where the artist moves and applies paint in big, energetic movements
- Neologism
A digital image made by software to look like a picture painted with oil paint
How Finished
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Painting comes from the verb paint, which originally meant 'to put colour on something' and is the same root as painter. So painting is the activity or art of making pictures by putting paint on a surface.