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color wash

 

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Noun color wash has 1 sense
  1. color wash, colour wash - a wash of whitewash or other water-base paint tinted with a colored pigment
    --1 is a kind of wash

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Color Wash

Color wash refers to a painting technique that involves diluting paint with water to create a translucent and smooth effect. It is commonly used in interior design, mural painting, and decorative arts.

As a noun:

1. A color wash can also refer to a thin layer of colored pigment applied to a surface to create a subtle hue. This technique is often utilized in art restoration and in producing antique-style furniture finishes.

Example sentence: The artist used a color wash to give the old wooden chest a vintage look.

2. In theatrical settings, a color wash is a technique used to bathe the stage or set in a particular color, creating an atmosphere or conveying a specific mood. Lighting designers often employ color washes to enhance the overall theatrical experience.

Example sentence: The dramatic climax of the play was highlighted by a deep red color wash, intensifying the emotions of the actors.

As a verb:

Color wash can also be used as a verb, meaning to paint or apply a color wash to a surface.

Example sentence: She carefully color-washed the walls of her bedroom, creating a soft and serene ambiance.

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