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Scumble
Definition:
Noun:
- A thin, translucent layer of paint or glaze applied to modify the color or texture of a surface.
- A technique in painting where a transparent or semi-transparent layer of paint is applied to alter the appearance of the underlying color or texture.
Verb:
- To apply a scumble to a surface in order to modify its color or texture.
- To alter or modify something, especially in a way that makes it less obvious or intense.
Examples:
Noun:
- The artist applied a scumble of white paint to the canvas to create a soft, ethereal effect.
- She used a scumble of blue glaze over the green background to achieve a subtle shade of teal.
Verb:
- The experienced painter taught me how to scumble a delicate layer of paint over my landscape to create a hazy atmosphere.
- The writer skillfully scumbled the truth in his novel, leaving readers questioning what was real and what was fabricated.
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