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painter

Nautical a line attached to the bow of a boat for tying it up
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Painter

A craftsperson skilled in the preparation and application of paint, lacquer, and varnishes to wood, plaster, and other surfaces.
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painter

[′pānt·ər]
(meteorology)
A fog frequently experienced on the coast of Peru; the brownish deposit which it often leaves upon exposed surfaces is sometimes called Peruvian paint. Also known as Callao painter.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

Painter

A full-featured paint program for Mac and Windows from Corel. Part of Corel's illustration and design line of products, Painter is the most sophisticated paint program on the market with an array of tool palettes that is simply remarkable. It can simulate natural painting styles, such as oil, watercolor and charcoal, on almost every kind of paper texture. Painter's packaging used to be as unique as the product... a paint can! In 2000, Corel acquired Painter from MetaCreations Corporation, Carpenteria, CA (formerly Fractal Design Corporation).


An Electronic Paintbox
Painter offers the most amazing variety of painting tools on the market. You can fine tune your brushes, felt pens, ink pens and chalk and even simulate different types of paper. The number of settings is staggering, and the tools shown here offer only a glimmer of this program's amazing repertoire.







Oil or Pixels?
Believe it or not, this "oil" was created in Painter 5 on the Mac by Rhoda Grossman using brush strokes with Painter's Van Gogh cloner. Named "Clo-nay, France," the impasto look (thick paint) was accomplished with Painter's Apply Surface Texture command. (Image courtesy of Rhoda Grossman, www.digitalpainting.com)
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Khawar Anis, the third surviving painter in Dhakki Nalbandi, said that his father Mohammad Anis had opened the gallery in 1950 and was known to be the most sought after painter in the city.
Video of the middling painter is breaking the internet as people swoon over his mesmerising effortless singing.
Not satisfied with being what she calls a "Sunday painter," she was determined to study art on a professional level.
Already proven to be a popular product, Painter's Board can be used to protect from damage far beyond painting.
Pink (Castle Douglas and New Galloway): 31 Angela Lawrence, painter; 32 Penny Lilley, textiles; 33 Michal Sur, photographer; 34 Phil McMenemy, photographer; 35 Jo Gallant, textiles; 36 Patti Lean, painting; 37 Adam Booth, architectural and sculptural metalwork; 38 Pamela Grace, printmaker; 39 Clare Dawdry, pottery; 40 Amanda Simmons, glass; 41 Natalie Vardey, jewellery; 42 Jane Howe, painting.
Painter's keenly trained eye and intellect prompt her to recognize the specific and the theoretical.
In the midst of all the frenzy, the work of one painter in particular stands out--a painter who has left us neither his own name, nor the name of any potter with whom he collaborated.
Cristo Reyes | | The Tenerife ace looked along way from causing another upset as Painter moved 3-1 up in sets, but Reyes showed his nerve by winning the next two sets 3-2, before dominating the deciding set with three successive legs to earn a shock win and a third round clash with Gary Anderson.
A month later, when Dianna Molzan and Alex Olson joined Eric Crosby, one of Painter Painter's two curators, onstage, these artists, whose paintings were on view in the exhibition, also refused to participate in what Molzan dubbed the "American Idol culture" of instant preferences and dismissals by tribunal.
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