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Definition of «paintbrush»

A paintbrush is a tool used for applying paint onto a surface. It typically consists of a wooden or plastic handle, with bristles made from natural or synthetic materials attached to one end. Paintbrushes come in various sizes and shapes depending on the type of painting they are intended for - small details, broad strokes, or even washes of color. They can also be used for other purposes such as calligraphy, drawing, or even applying cosmetics.

Usage examples

  1. Use a paintbrush to apply a fresh coat of paint to the walls of your living room.
  2. I gently stroked the paintbrush across the canvas, creating beautiful brushstrokes that brought my artwork to life.
  3. The artist carefully dipped the paintbrush into multiple colors to create a vibrant and intricate painting.
  4. The preschool teacher handed out small paintbrushes to the children, allowing them to express their creativity on paper.
  5. The interior designer used a larger paintbrush to carefully apply a bold color to the accent wall, transforming the room's ambiance.
  6. My father taught me how to stain wood using a paintbrush, giving our old furniture a new and polished look.
  7. The art class provided different sizes of paintbrushes, allowing the students to experiment and explore various painting techniques.
  8. The renovation project required a paintbrush with long bristles to reach the high corners and edges.
  9. She skillfully held the paintbrush in her hand and painted delicate strokes onto the ceramic plate, creating an intricate design.
  10. The professional painter used a paintbrush with fine bristles to carefully touch up the small details, ensuring a flawless finish.

Phrases with «paintbrush»

Sentences with «paintbrush»

  • With the Duchamp reference as well as inclusions of paintbrushes in Customised Kalpavruksha, Kamath is eager to remind the viewer of his toil as an artist, one that insists on engaging diverse forms of media. (dailyserving.com)
  • The paintings are made on the ground with Cabessa hovering over her canvas or paper; eschewing the use of paintbrushes, Cabessa uses her own hands, irons, squeegees, mops, and fabric to create a variety of abstract marks with rhythmic and repetitive motions. (artsy.net)
  • All that Paris had apparently done for him was liberate him from using paintbrushes. (vanityfair.com)
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