a painting produced with watercolors
"The artist carefully selected soft brushes to create a delicate landscape in watercolor that captured the morning mist perfectly."
a water-base paint (with water-soluble pigments); used by artists
"She chose to mix her own watercolors because she wanted more control over how quickly the water-based paint dried on the canvas."
water-soluble pigment
"The artist chose a bright red watercolor because its water-soluble pigment blended seamlessly into the wet paper."
the art or technique of painting with watercolors
"She spent the afternoon perfecting her watercolor, carefully layering washes to capture the soft glow of the sunset."
Alternative spelling of watercolour
"In British art classes, students often prefer to spell their supplies as watercolor rather than watercolour when filling out international shipping forms."
paint with watercolors
"The artist decided to try painting a landscape with watercolors because she wanted to capture the soft morning light."
Alternative spelling of watercolour
"The artist signed her work as a traditional watercolor painting, even though the dictionary lists it as an alternative spelling for watercolour."