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colorist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | painter |
| Derivation | color |
Examples of colorist
colorist
In comics, a colorist is responsible for adding color to black-and-white line art.
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All this might seem anachronistic but for Jackson's prodigious skill as a colorist.
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Toby's father, Tim Masick, is a video colorist in the advertising industry.
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The gray hairs are more numerous, and finding a good colorist has become more urgent.
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Colorist Ikeda eliminated them and warmed up her shade so it flattered her complexion.
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One season, I asked my colorist to give me a clarifying treatment the morning of my show.
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He's lighter than the others, so we had a special dog colorist from Los Angeles come in.
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Image Systems named DI colorist Adam Hawkey to the company's staff of strategic consultants.
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A good move considering Stang is a master colorist in the Italian, i.e., Venetian, tradition.
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- A painter able to achieve special effects with color
- In comics, a colorist is responsible for adding color to black-and-white line art. For most of the 20th century this was done using brushes and dyes which were then used as guides to produce the printing plates. ...
- Colorism is discrimination in which human beings are accorded differing social treatment based on skin color. The preference often gets translated into economic status because of opportunities for work. Colorism can be found across the world. ...
- (Colorists) Artists, usually painters who give more importance to color believing that form may be differentiated using only color.
- (colorism) The tendency within a group to privilege lighter-skinned individuals. This includes incorporation of notions of white superiority into communities of color via prejudice against darker-skinned individuals.
- The cover line and story line field that is used to record credits for coloring, separations, painting, 3-D effects, and greytones.
- The colorist adds color art to the penciled and inked art. This is often done digitally using a computer.
- The responsible for the look of a title when it is mastered to video, including adjusting not only the color and contrast, but also occasionally the framing of the image (also called a telecine colorist).
- An artist who paints the color guides for comics. Many modern colorists use computer technology.
