canvas

canvas 画布。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

画布是绘画所使用的布料基底，通常由棉或麻织成，绷在木框上供画家创作。

IPA读音

/ˈkænvəs/

变形

复数：canvases 或 canvasses

例句

油画通常在拉伸过的画布上创作以获得稳定的支撑。「Oil paintings are typically created on stretched canvas for stable support.」
画布在使用前通常需要涂上底料以防止油彩渗透。「Canvas is usually primed with gesso before use to prevent paint from seeping through.」
大尺寸的画布需要坚固的画框来保持平整。「Large-sized canvases require sturdy frames to remain flat and taut.」
许多印象派画家选择在白色画布上作画以保持色彩的明亮度。「Many Impressionist painters chose to work on white canvas to maintain color brightness.」
画布可以裁剪成各种形状来适应不同的创作需求。「Canvas can be cut into various shapes to suit different creative needs.」
亚麻画布比棉质画布更坚固耐久，是专业画家的首选。「Linen canvas is stronger and more durable than cotton canvas, making it the preferred choice for professional painters.」
中国古代画家使用绢而不是帆布作为绘画基底。「Ancient Chinese painters used silk rather than canvas as their painting surface.」
将画布存放在干燥的环境中可以防止发霉和变形。「Storing canvas in a dry environment prevents mold growth and warping.」
数码绘画中的画布概念模仿了传统绘画的画布。「The concept of canvas in digital painting imitates traditional painting canvas.」
画家在画布上层层叠加颜料来创造出丰富的质感和深度。「Painters layer pigments on canvas to create rich textures and depth.」