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Definition of watercolour in English Turkish dictionary
- suluboya
- suluboya resim
- suluboya resim/suluboya
- i., İng., bak. watercolor
- watercolor
- {i} suluboya resim
- watercolor
- {i} suluboya
O güzel suluboya resim yapıyor.
-She makes beautiful watercolor paintings.
Ben suluboyayı pastel boyadan daha fazla seviyorum.
-I like watercolors more than pastels.
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English - English
Definition of watercolour in English English dictionary
- A painting made by using such pigment
Jim's aunt paints beautiful watercolours.
- This kind of painting as a genre
I'm not a big fan of watercolour; I much prefer oil painting.
- A water-soluble pigment
Jim's aunt only uses watercolours to paint her pictures.
- water-soluble pigment
- water·colour watercolours in AM, use watercolor1. Watercolours are coloured paints, used for painting pictures, which you apply with a wet brush or dissolve in water first. a collection of rich paintings in watercolour, acrylic and oil
- Paint mixed with water that is more transparent than gouache (a thicker water-based paint) Watercolours are applied on paper or board with a large soft-bristled brush Since the colours are really thinned down, they produce a light background that allows the white of the paper to show through, thus acting as another colour Close
- a painting produced with watercolors
- A watercolour is a picture which has been painted with watercolours. a lovely watercolour by J. M. W. Turner. Painting made with a pigment ground in gum, usually gum arabic, and applied with brush and water to a surface, usually paper. The pigment is ordinarily transparent but can be made opaque by mixing with a whiting to produce gouache. Transparent watercolour allows for freshness and luminosity. Whereas oil paintings achieve their effects by a building up of colour, watercolours rely on what is left out, with empty, unpainted spaces being an integral part of the work
- a water-base paint (with water-soluble pigments); used by artists
- Giorgio Ferrari's etchings are normally printed in just one colour Subsequently, each copy is coloured by hand This means that there will always be slight differences between the different copies and that each print is in effect an original
- {i} type of water-based paint; painting made with watercolors (also watercolor)
- paint with watercolors
- A genre of painting made with such a pigment; an example of this genre, or the technique for making it
- watercolor
- A painting technique using paint made of colorants suspended or dissolved in water
- watercolor
- Pertaining to the methods or products of watercolor
- watercolor
- Transparent pigment mixed with water Paintings done with this medium are known as watercolors
- watercolor
- Any paint used in this method
- watercolor
- Any artwork produced by this method
- watercolor
- Water-soluble pigment yielding translucent color for paintings typically done on rough surfaced, absorbent paper
- watercolor
- The technique of painting, usually on paper, with transparent pigments mixed with water
- watercolor
- An original work of art (one-of-a-kind) painted by hand using various water-based pigments It is notable for its smooth application, transparency and for its unique blending ability It has been continuously used for many centuries and enjoys especially strong popularity in the United States today
- watercolor
- a water-base paint (with water-soluble pigments); used by artists
- watercolor
- A painting done with water-soluble pigments and water on an absorbent paper
- watercolor
- a painting produced with watercolors a water-base paint (with water-soluble pigments); used by artists
- watercolor
- Artwork created by applying translucent water soluble paint or dyes to a paper substrate
- watercolor
- {i} type of water-based paint; painting made with watercolors
- watercolor
- a painting produced with watercolors
- watercolor
- A finely ground pigment combined with a water soluble binding agent, commonly gum Arabic It is usually distributed in either tubes or cakes Water is used as the vehicle to spread and dilute the color, and it subsequently evaporates It is the gum Arabic that binds the pigments to the surface of the support, which is usually paper
- watercolor
- paint with watercolors
- watercolor
- water-soluble pigment