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oil paint

 

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Noun oil paint has 1 sense
  1. oil paint - paint in which a drying oil is the vehicle
    --1 is a kind of
    paint
    --1 has particulars: oil, oil color

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Term: Oil Paint

Description:

Oil paint refers to a type of paint that consists of pigments suspended in drying oil, commonly linseed oil. It is known for its rich, vibrant colors and slow drying time, making it popular among artists for centuries. Oil paint can be thinned with solvents or mixed with other mediums to achieve various effects.

Senses and Usages:

  1. As a noun (paint): Oil paint is widely used by artists to create stunning works of art with its unmatched depth and texture.
  2. As a verb (apply): Artists oil paint onto canvases, creating masterful strokes and blending colors to bring their vision to life.
  3. As a noun (material): Artists often rely on a high-quality oil paint for its durability and archival properties.
  4. As a noun (art medium): Oil paint has been a popular art medium since the Renaissance, allowing artists to express themselves in a rich and timeless way.

Examples:

  • "The artist used oil paint to capture the vivid colors of the sunset."
  • "I enjoy oil painting as it allows me to blend different hues with ease."
  • "She carefully applied the oil paint to the canvas, bringing her portrait to life."
  • "The art supply store offers a wide range of oil paints in various shades and brands."

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