Art Supplies Vocabulary

noun a substance used for coloring or painting

verb not applicable

adjective not applicable

adverb not applicable

pronoun not applicable

preposition not applicable

conjunction not applicable

interjection not applicable

article not applicable

• The artist carefully mixed different pigments to create the perfect shade for the painting.
• I love how vibrant the pigment in this lipstick is!
• That car's paint job has some seriously cool pigment going on.
• Her words added a new pigment to the conversation, changing its tone entirely.

noun a sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants

• The artist used a special type of resin to preserve the delicate details of the sculpture.
• I heard that resin is a popular material for making custom jewelry.
• I'm loving the resin coasters you made, they're so cool!
• His words were like resin, sticking in my mind long after he had spoken.

noun writing paper and other office materials

adjective not moving or not intended to be moved

• The stationary train sat on the tracks, waiting for the signal to move.
• I love browsing through the stationary section at the store for cute notebooks.
• I can't find my favorite stationary set, it must have disappeared.
• His emotions were stationary, stuck in a state of numbness.

noun a small piece of paper, fabric, plastic, or similar material with an adhesive backing that is used to decorate or label objects

adjective describing word that modifies a noun, in this case, 'sticker' does not have an adjective form

• The company logo was printed on a high-quality sticker for promotional purposes.
• I stuck a cute sticker on my laptop to personalize it.
• That sticker is so lit, where did you get it?
• She felt like a sticker in a world full of magnets, always sticking out.

noun a correction fluid used to cover mistakes in writing or printing

verb to cover or obscure with correction fluid

• The office supply store sells white out for fixing mistakes on documents.
• I need to use white out to correct this spelling error.
• Hey, can I borrow your white out to fix this mess?
• Her anger was like a white out, erasing any sense of peace in the room.

noun a measurement of the weight or density of paper or other materials, typically expressed in grams per square meter

• The grammage of the paper used for printing is crucial for achieving high-quality results.
• Make sure you check the grammage of the paper before printing anything important.
• I have no idea what the grammage of this paper is, but let's just use it anyway.
• The grammage of her words was heavy with meaning, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.