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A painted picture
“At that time, Talbot sought to turn the medium of photography into a dignified art form like painting had been.”
The act of applying paint
In painting, the technique of applying water-based pigment to wet or fresh lime mortar or plaster
The act of describing
Elements of culture, especially in the artistic sense
An outer layer or covering
Present participle for to give or add color to, especially with paint
“In some prisons and jails, officials sometimes paint the walls a shade of pink known as BakerMiller Pink.”
Present participle for to smear or cover with a substance, such as paint
“I shall paint it with blood, and, in this world, there will be blood, and all kinds of creatures will be born with blood.”
Present participle for to create or draw a visual representation of something
“The Impressionists insisted they wanted to paint directly what they saw in nature.”
Present participle for to depict, portray or present as (being in a certain way)
“Well, if I am this demigod that you paint me out to be, shouldn't you be worshipping me or something?”
Present participle for to make a rough drawing of
Present participle for to apply varnish or glaze to (a surface)
Present participle for to relate a story or series of events by speech or writing
Present participle for to paint white, typically with a lime and water mixture
Present participle for to change the appearance of a place by altering the decor
Making rustproof
Stencilling or stenciling
Blending in
Present participle for to decorate or make more attractive
Present participle for to provide or make accommodations for
(of a thing or place) Present participle for to make pretty or attractive
Present participle for to give an account of
Present participle for to use small dots to give the appearance of shading to
Present participle for blush, make rosy
Present participle for embellish, decorate
Present participle for to cause to be dirty or soiled
Present participle for to apply or draw a tattoo on someone's skin
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