Definition of underpainting in English:

underpainting

nounˈʌndəpeɪntɪŋˈəndərˌpān(t)iNG

mass noun

Paint subsequently overlaid with another layer or with a finishing coat.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are also residual notes of viridian underpainting and thin trails of linear color, the remainders of painting decisions that ultimately were not executed but add to the map of the surface.
- While some of her recent paintings are of an all-over, full-tilt intensity, in many cases a counter force, say, a thinned yellow washed over an area of dark underpainting, undercuts the sweetness with a dash of vinegar.
- Dramatically cropped by the edges of the canvas, the three dominating shapes obscure almost all traces of the beige, blue and brown gestural underpainting.
- The white is a milky skin, thin and rubbed-looking; the gray underpainting may emerge subtly, like the blue of veins.
- Another feature adding to the dynamism of the sketch is the underpainting, which is applied in vigorous parallel strokes and allowed to show through.
- Charcoal traces resembling cartoons for a fresco mix with faint clouds of color to form a canny underpainting that embraces both components of the color/line polarity.
- The works float in discreet white frames to expose torn edges, staple marks and copious layers of underpainting visible around the rim.
- Scoured down to reveal innumerable layers of underpainting and at some points the raw linen itself, the work is a rugged terrain of peaks and craters, the walls of which reveal strata of paintings long past.
- The paint is buttery and opaque, crisp and decisive, and there appears to be very little underpainting.
- You can also let some of that underpainting show through in some areas of your painting for an interesting effect.
- The outermost paint layers pull away in certain areas to reveal the underpainting.
- However, careful observation will show that much of the color has been applied on top of underpainting that was black, or at least very dark.
- Indeed, technical analysis has revealed pinholes and incised lines in the underpainting that are evidence of a process involving transfer drawings.
- In other cases, a dense overlay of solid-color enamel obscures the underpainting.
- Beneath layers of paint is a scrawled ‘G’ (for girl) along with patches of blue, red and yellow underpainting.
- He draws the projected image, turns the lights back on and slowly brings the painting up from a monochrome to a colored underpainting.
- This painting has both a landscape and figural feel, as a faint green underpainting pokes tenuously (like grass) through a peach-colored second ground that has the tactility of flesh.
- Sadly, the good vibes wore off very quickly as we became depressed by the gauzy colours, dark underpainting and lackluster watercolours.

Definition of underpainting in US English:

underpainting

nounˈəndərˌpān(t)iNG

Paint subsequently overlaid with another layer or with a finishing coat.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sadly, the good vibes wore off very quickly as we became depressed by the gauzy colours, dark underpainting and lackluster watercolours.
- There are also residual notes of viridian underpainting and thin trails of linear color, the remainders of painting decisions that ultimately were not executed but add to the map of the surface.
- The outermost paint layers pull away in certain areas to reveal the underpainting.
- The works float in discreet white frames to expose torn edges, staple marks and copious layers of underpainting visible around the rim.
- While some of her recent paintings are of an all-over, full-tilt intensity, in many cases a counter force, say, a thinned yellow washed over an area of dark underpainting, undercuts the sweetness with a dash of vinegar.
- The white is a milky skin, thin and rubbed-looking; the gray underpainting may emerge subtly, like the blue of veins.
- This painting has both a landscape and figural feel, as a faint green underpainting pokes tenuously (like grass) through a peach-colored second ground that has the tactility of flesh.
- He draws the projected image, turns the lights back on and slowly brings the painting up from a monochrome to a colored underpainting.
- Dramatically cropped by the edges of the canvas, the three dominating shapes obscure almost all traces of the beige, blue and brown gestural underpainting.
- Indeed, technical analysis has revealed pinholes and incised lines in the underpainting that are evidence of a process involving transfer drawings.
- Beneath layers of paint is a scrawled ‘G’ (for girl) along with patches of blue, red and yellow underpainting.
- Scoured down to reveal innumerable layers of underpainting and at some points the raw linen itself, the work is a rugged terrain of peaks and craters, the walls of which reveal strata of paintings long past.
- In other cases, a dense overlay of solid-color enamel obscures the underpainting.
- However, careful observation will show that much of the color has been applied on top of underpainting that was black, or at least very dark.
- You can also let some of that underpainting show through in some areas of your painting for an interesting effect.
- Another feature adding to the dynamism of the sketch is the underpainting, which is applied in vigorous parallel strokes and allowed to show through.
- Charcoal traces resembling cartoons for a fresco mix with faint clouds of color to form a canny underpainting that embraces both components of the color/line polarity.
- The paint is buttery and opaque, crisp and decisive, and there appears to be very little underpainting.

单词	underpainting
释义	Definition of underpainting in English: underpainting nounˈʌndəpeɪntɪŋˈəndərˌpān(t)iNG mass noun Paint subsequently overlaid with another layer or with a finishing coat. Example sentencesExamples There are also residual notes of viridian underpainting and thin trails of linear color, the remainders of painting decisions that ultimately were not executed but add to the map of the surface. While some of her recent paintings are of an all-over, full-tilt intensity, in many cases a counter force, say, a thinned yellow washed over an area of dark underpainting, undercuts the sweetness with a dash of vinegar. Dramatically cropped by the edges of the canvas, the three dominating shapes obscure almost all traces of the beige, blue and brown gestural underpainting. The white is a milky skin, thin and rubbed-looking; the gray underpainting may emerge subtly, like the blue of veins. Another feature adding to the dynamism of the sketch is the underpainting, which is applied in vigorous parallel strokes and allowed to show through. Charcoal traces resembling cartoons for a fresco mix with faint clouds of color to form a canny underpainting that embraces both components of the color/line polarity. The works float in discreet white frames to expose torn edges, staple marks and copious layers of underpainting visible around the rim. Scoured down to reveal innumerable layers of underpainting and at some points the raw linen itself, the work is a rugged terrain of peaks and craters, the walls of which reveal strata of paintings long past. The paint is buttery and opaque, crisp and decisive, and there appears to be very little underpainting. You can also let some of that underpainting show through in some areas of your painting for an interesting effect. The outermost paint layers pull away in certain areas to reveal the underpainting. However, careful observation will show that much of the color has been applied on top of underpainting that was black, or at least very dark. Indeed, technical analysis has revealed pinholes and incised lines in the underpainting that are evidence of a process involving transfer drawings. In other cases, a dense overlay of solid-color enamel obscures the underpainting. Beneath layers of paint is a scrawled ‘G’ (for girl) along with patches of blue, red and yellow underpainting. He draws the projected image, turns the lights back on and slowly brings the painting up from a monochrome to a colored underpainting. This painting has both a landscape and figural feel, as a faint green underpainting pokes tenuously (like grass) through a peach-colored second ground that has the tactility of flesh. Sadly, the good vibes wore off very quickly as we became depressed by the gauzy colours, dark underpainting and lackluster watercolours. Definition of underpainting in US English: underpainting nounˈəndərˌpān(t)iNG Paint subsequently overlaid with another layer or with a finishing coat. Example sentencesExamples Sadly, the good vibes wore off very quickly as we became depressed by the gauzy colours, dark underpainting and lackluster watercolours. There are also residual notes of viridian underpainting and thin trails of linear color, the remainders of painting decisions that ultimately were not executed but add to the map of the surface. The outermost paint layers pull away in certain areas to reveal the underpainting. The works float in discreet white frames to expose torn edges, staple marks and copious layers of underpainting visible around the rim. While some of her recent paintings are of an all-over, full-tilt intensity, in many cases a counter force, say, a thinned yellow washed over an area of dark underpainting, undercuts the sweetness with a dash of vinegar. The white is a milky skin, thin and rubbed-looking; the gray underpainting may emerge subtly, like the blue of veins. This painting has both a landscape and figural feel, as a faint green underpainting pokes tenuously (like grass) through a peach-colored second ground that has the tactility of flesh. He draws the projected image, turns the lights back on and slowly brings the painting up from a monochrome to a colored underpainting. Dramatically cropped by the edges of the canvas, the three dominating shapes obscure almost all traces of the beige, blue and brown gestural underpainting. Indeed, technical analysis has revealed pinholes and incised lines in the underpainting that are evidence of a process involving transfer drawings. Beneath layers of paint is a scrawled ‘G’ (for girl) along with patches of blue, red and yellow underpainting. Scoured down to reveal innumerable layers of underpainting and at some points the raw linen itself, the work is a rugged terrain of peaks and craters, the walls of which reveal strata of paintings long past. In other cases, a dense overlay of solid-color enamel obscures the underpainting. However, careful observation will show that much of the color has been applied on top of underpainting that was black, or at least very dark. You can also let some of that underpainting show through in some areas of your painting for an interesting effect. Another feature adding to the dynamism of the sketch is the underpainting, which is applied in vigorous parallel strokes and allowed to show through. Charcoal traces resembling cartoons for a fresco mix with faint clouds of color to form a canny underpainting that embraces both components of the color/line polarity. The paint is buttery and opaque, crisp and decisive, and there appears to be very little underpainting.
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