watercolor
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈwɔːtərˌkʌlər/
- US
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- - It's a journey through the Old Testament through the use of watercolor paintings.
- watercolor and pastel
And I, I would sometimes copy the, the pictures in it when I do watercolors.
- And I, I would sometimes copy the, the pictures in it when I do watercolors.
- Like I said, I've done a macrame class, I've done a lino cut printing class, I've done air dry, ceramics, watercolor.
Examples
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If you're looking for a benchmark in watercolor painting, she's the benchmark.
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I mentioned that fact two weeks into a college watercolor class, and my instructor, Mr. Paul, said, "Really?"
Blog text (13) -
"Found what?" she asked, not looking up from a watercolor of Violet under a yellow and blue beach umbrella.
Fiction book (1999) -
As Indy grew, she learned the secrets of watercolor from her grandmother.
Fiction book (1993) -
Mary Whyte extols these same ideas in her watercolor art, especially in her latest series Working South.
Blog text (10) -
You remember the box in the attic and are surprised as you unwrap the watercolor that it no longer pains you.
Fiction book (1996) -
Her haunting paintings and stunning watercolor portraits shown here confront the grand themes of life.
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Before going downstairs, she threw open the attic window, cradling the watercolor against her chest to protect it from the drizzle.
Fiction book (1996) -
In the afternoon, I attended a class to learn the art of watercolor painting, focusing on blending techniques.
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Her latest exhibition featured stunning watercolor landscapes that captured the beauty of the countryside.
Synonyms
To paint using water and colour on paper
A painting made with transparent watercolor paints
How Tonal
- Specialized
3
2.9
- US
9
3.7
- Specialized
- Specialized
2
9.4
3
3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Watercolor comes from water and color, and it refers to the art of painting with colors mixed with water. So when people study watercolor they learn how to paint 'with water-based paints'.