pochoir
- noun
- /pəˈshwɑr/
- Specialized
- Learning pochoir requires patience and careful attention to detail.
Examples
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Many early 20th-century fashion plates were produced using the pochoir technique.
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The artist used pochoir to add vibrant colors to the print.
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The artist created a stunning pochoir for the exhibition.
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Have you ever tried making a pochoir at home?
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The artist used pochoir to create vibrant colors on the illustration.
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Each print displayed intricate details made with a pochoir, giving it a unique texture.
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In the exhibition, several pieces were created using pochoir techniques, showcasing stunning colored images.
Synonyms
Making patterns by putting paint or ink through a cut-out template, including the pattern made this way
How Complex
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pochoir comes from French and names the 'stencil' technique of hand-adding color through cut-outs. That's why the whole method is called pochoir — the stencil is the central part of making the colored image.