Definition of colourist in English:

colourist

(US colorist)

noun ˈkʌlərɪstˈkələrəst

1An artist or designer who uses colour in a special or skilful way.
色彩画家，色彩设计家
Example sentencesExamples
- As a colorist he is generally restrained, but, in these paintings, startling reds, golden yellow and vibrant green enliven his palette.
- A colorist makes his presence known even in a single charcoal drawing.
- She likes to call herself a colorist, and one look at her landscape paintings will explain why.
- Marc Chagall, who died in 1985 at the age of 98, is considered to be one of the twentieth century's great masters and sophisticated colourists.
- I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, Paul Gauguin and Franz Marc, so they could see how one might choose to manipulate the viewer's eye.
- His simple yet remarkably efficient and original technique of pictorial production combined with his gifts as a colorist make this a highly rewarding series of pictures.
- But he drew greater inspiration from studying the old masters in the Louvre, in particular such colourists as Rubens and Veronese.
- Not all colorists worked with artists as eminent as Dürer.
- She too was a pupil of Matisse and is regarded as one of the finest colourists among Swedish artists of her generation.
- Moon was a sophisticated colorist exploring what possibilities presented themselves within each painting.
- For the last 20 years, he has been renowned in Holland as a colorist.
- Over the years he has been described as an abstract expressionist, a surrealist and a colourist, but he is not quite any of these things.
- McGraw, who has made gouache a specialty, is a marvelous colorist in the medium.
- A strong colorist, she seemingly delights in bold juxtapositions.
- The Berry-Hill exhibition confirmed Hartley as an extraordinary colorist.
- As a colorist, Vicki's understanding of color theory runs deep, but as an oil painter, her talent with color is exceptional.
- No painter who has been labelled ‘baroque’ has surpassed Rubens, the supreme colourist.
- He is evident here, too, as a distinctive colourist, preferring quieter pinks, violets and yellows to the bolder oranges, reds, greens and blues of Bellini and Titian.
- After early experiments with ink drawing, he revealed himself as a committed colorist.
- He was the greatest colourist since Matisse.
1. 1.1 A person who tints black-and-white films.
  （印刷物、照片或胶卷的）着色师
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was active as a painter, teacher, and colorist of photographs from 1884 to 1915.
  Many professional print colorists existed, and their work was valued far more than the uncolored prints.
  Many studios employed colorists to tint the images.
  Korshev looked at film close-ups and, with a colorist's eye for khakis and ochres, painted a soldier who has lost an eye but stares unblinkingly at the viewer.
  Then Dodge, who is considered by his peers to be one of the top professional colorists on the East Coast, hand-colors the print.
  Then they gave me the opportunity to make new masters of all of my films, so I went in with a colourist to make them visually perfect.
  These are extreme examples of the magical effect colourists can have on film.
2. 1.2 A hairdresser who specializes in dyeing people's hair.
  染发师
  Example sentencesExamples
  To find a qualified hair colorist, ask friends or acquaintances for references.
  Find a local salon and tell them you need an appointment with their best colorist.
  I can't make it to the colorist before Wednesday, and I don't trust the people at my local beauty supply store enough to ask their advice.
  I wouldn't even know what kind of salon or barber to go to for starters; it would seem weird to go to the same hair colorist as my girlfriend.
  Most salons that style men's hair also offer a colorist.
  If you highlight your hair, consider asking your colorist to include touches of gold (warm blondes) that blend with your hair and skin.
  Schedule a consultation with a colorist to make your hair radiate.
  If the color you purchased doesn't turn out the way you intended, it's imperative that you consult an experienced colorist in order to get it retouched.
  Here are four ways to avoid similar salon disasters with the help of expert insight straight from stylists and colorists themselves.
  When we first arrived here I was bemoaning the fact that I had left my marvelous hair colourist in London.
  A talented colorist can also add wonderful depth to your overall face with multi-dimensional color.
  That was the period when hairdressers began specialising as cutters or colourists.
  But she also adds that she is still not sure about her future and might become a hair colorist, which would also mean high exposure to chemicals.
  My colorist willingly accepts his tip and I get an appointment when I need one.
  Find someone more compelling than a hair colorist to the stars to follow around for a day.
  So there I was sitting in the hairdressers saying to Jake my colourist and Mike my stylist, ‘Go on boys, just do what you like!’
  He insisted that he needed his own personal make-up artist and hair stylist and two hair colourists.
  Most hair colorists are happy to use a product that a customer prefers.

Definition of colorist in US English:

colorist

(British colourist)

nounˈkələrəstˈkələrəst

1An artist or designer who uses color in a special or skillful way.
色彩画家，色彩设计家
Example sentencesExamples
- The Berry-Hill exhibition confirmed Hartley as an extraordinary colorist.
- I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, Paul Gauguin and Franz Marc, so they could see how one might choose to manipulate the viewer's eye.
- After early experiments with ink drawing, he revealed himself as a committed colorist.
- A strong colorist, she seemingly delights in bold juxtapositions.
- She likes to call herself a colorist, and one look at her landscape paintings will explain why.
- No painter who has been labelled ‘baroque’ has surpassed Rubens, the supreme colourist.
- Marc Chagall, who died in 1985 at the age of 98, is considered to be one of the twentieth century's great masters and sophisticated colourists.
- For the last 20 years, he has been renowned in Holland as a colorist.
- As a colorist, Vicki's understanding of color theory runs deep, but as an oil painter, her talent with color is exceptional.
- As a colorist he is generally restrained, but, in these paintings, startling reds, golden yellow and vibrant green enliven his palette.
- Moon was a sophisticated colorist exploring what possibilities presented themselves within each painting.
- McGraw, who has made gouache a specialty, is a marvelous colorist in the medium.
- Not all colorists worked with artists as eminent as Dürer.
- But he drew greater inspiration from studying the old masters in the Louvre, in particular such colourists as Rubens and Veronese.
- A colorist makes his presence known even in a single charcoal drawing.
- Over the years he has been described as an abstract expressionist, a surrealist and a colourist, but he is not quite any of these things.
- His simple yet remarkably efficient and original technique of pictorial production combined with his gifts as a colorist make this a highly rewarding series of pictures.
- She too was a pupil of Matisse and is regarded as one of the finest colourists among Swedish artists of her generation.
- He is evident here, too, as a distinctive colourist, preferring quieter pinks, violets and yellows to the bolder oranges, reds, greens and blues of Bellini and Titian.
- He was the greatest colourist since Matisse.
1. 1.1 A person who tints black-and-white prints, photographs, or movies.
  （印刷物、照片或胶卷的）着色师
  Example sentencesExamples
  These are extreme examples of the magical effect colourists can have on film.
  Then they gave me the opportunity to make new masters of all of my films, so I went in with a colourist to make them visually perfect.
  Then Dodge, who is considered by his peers to be one of the top professional colorists on the East Coast, hand-colors the print.
  Many studios employed colorists to tint the images.
  He was active as a painter, teacher, and colorist of photographs from 1884 to 1915.
  Many professional print colorists existed, and their work was valued far more than the uncolored prints.
  Korshev looked at film close-ups and, with a colorist's eye for khakis and ochres, painted a soldier who has lost an eye but stares unblinkingly at the viewer.
2. 1.2 A hairdresser who specializes in dyeing people's hair.
  染发师
  Example sentencesExamples
  I can't make it to the colorist before Wednesday, and I don't trust the people at my local beauty supply store enough to ask their advice.
  If you highlight your hair, consider asking your colorist to include touches of gold (warm blondes) that blend with your hair and skin.
  That was the period when hairdressers began specialising as cutters or colourists.
  Most salons that style men's hair also offer a colorist.
  Find someone more compelling than a hair colorist to the stars to follow around for a day.
  When we first arrived here I was bemoaning the fact that I had left my marvelous hair colourist in London.
  He insisted that he needed his own personal make-up artist and hair stylist and two hair colourists.
  Most hair colorists are happy to use a product that a customer prefers.
  I wouldn't even know what kind of salon or barber to go to for starters; it would seem weird to go to the same hair colorist as my girlfriend.
  My colorist willingly accepts his tip and I get an appointment when I need one.
  A talented colorist can also add wonderful depth to your overall face with multi-dimensional color.
  Find a local salon and tell them you need an appointment with their best colorist.
  But she also adds that she is still not sure about her future and might become a hair colorist, which would also mean high exposure to chemicals.
  If the color you purchased doesn't turn out the way you intended, it's imperative that you consult an experienced colorist in order to get it retouched.
  To find a qualified hair colorist, ask friends or acquaintances for references.
  Here are four ways to avoid similar salon disasters with the help of expert insight straight from stylists and colorists themselves.
  So there I was sitting in the hairdressers saying to Jake my colourist and Mike my stylist, ‘Go on boys, just do what you like!’
  Schedule a consultation with a colorist to make your hair radiate.

词汇	colourist
释义	Definition of colourist in English: colourist (US colorist) noun ˈkʌlərɪstˈkələrəst 1An artist or designer who uses colour in a special or skilful way. 色彩画家，色彩设计家 Example sentencesExamples As a colorist he is generally restrained, but, in these paintings, startling reds, golden yellow and vibrant green enliven his palette. A colorist makes his presence known even in a single charcoal drawing. She likes to call herself a colorist, and one look at her landscape paintings will explain why. Marc Chagall, who died in 1985 at the age of 98, is considered to be one of the twentieth century's great masters and sophisticated colourists. I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, Paul Gauguin and Franz Marc, so they could see how one might choose to manipulate the viewer's eye. His simple yet remarkably efficient and original technique of pictorial production combined with his gifts as a colorist make this a highly rewarding series of pictures. But he drew greater inspiration from studying the old masters in the Louvre, in particular such colourists as Rubens and Veronese. Not all colorists worked with artists as eminent as Dürer. She too was a pupil of Matisse and is regarded as one of the finest colourists among Swedish artists of her generation. Moon was a sophisticated colorist exploring what possibilities presented themselves within each painting. For the last 20 years, he has been renowned in Holland as a colorist. Over the years he has been described as an abstract expressionist, a surrealist and a colourist, but he is not quite any of these things. McGraw, who has made gouache a specialty, is a marvelous colorist in the medium. A strong colorist, she seemingly delights in bold juxtapositions. The Berry-Hill exhibition confirmed Hartley as an extraordinary colorist. As a colorist, Vicki's understanding of color theory runs deep, but as an oil painter, her talent with color is exceptional. No painter who has been labelled ‘baroque’ has surpassed Rubens, the supreme colourist. He is evident here, too, as a distinctive colourist, preferring quieter pinks, violets and yellows to the bolder oranges, reds, greens and blues of Bellini and Titian. After early experiments with ink drawing, he revealed himself as a committed colorist. He was the greatest colourist since Matisse. 1.1 A person who tints black-and-white films. （印刷物、照片或胶卷的）着色师 Example sentencesExamples He was active as a painter, teacher, and colorist of photographs from 1884 to 1915. Many professional print colorists existed, and their work was valued far more than the uncolored prints. Many studios employed colorists to tint the images. Korshev looked at film close-ups and, with a colorist's eye for khakis and ochres, painted a soldier who has lost an eye but stares unblinkingly at the viewer. Then Dodge, who is considered by his peers to be one of the top professional colorists on the East Coast, hand-colors the print. Then they gave me the opportunity to make new masters of all of my films, so I went in with a colourist to make them visually perfect. These are extreme examples of the magical effect colourists can have on film. 1.2 A hairdresser who specializes in dyeing people's hair. 染发师 Example sentencesExamples To find a qualified hair colorist, ask friends or acquaintances for references. Find a local salon and tell them you need an appointment with their best colorist. I can't make it to the colorist before Wednesday, and I don't trust the people at my local beauty supply store enough to ask their advice. I wouldn't even know what kind of salon or barber to go to for starters; it would seem weird to go to the same hair colorist as my girlfriend. Most salons that style men's hair also offer a colorist. If you highlight your hair, consider asking your colorist to include touches of gold (warm blondes) that blend with your hair and skin. Schedule a consultation with a colorist to make your hair radiate. If the color you purchased doesn't turn out the way you intended, it's imperative that you consult an experienced colorist in order to get it retouched. Here are four ways to avoid similar salon disasters with the help of expert insight straight from stylists and colorists themselves. When we first arrived here I was bemoaning the fact that I had left my marvelous hair colourist in London. A talented colorist can also add wonderful depth to your overall face with multi-dimensional color. That was the period when hairdressers began specialising as cutters or colourists. But she also adds that she is still not sure about her future and might become a hair colorist, which would also mean high exposure to chemicals. My colorist willingly accepts his tip and I get an appointment when I need one. Find someone more compelling than a hair colorist to the stars to follow around for a day. So there I was sitting in the hairdressers saying to Jake my colourist and Mike my stylist, ‘Go on boys, just do what you like!’ He insisted that he needed his own personal make-up artist and hair stylist and two hair colourists. Most hair colorists are happy to use a product that a customer prefers. Definition of colorist in US English: colorist (British colourist) nounˈkələrəstˈkələrəst 1An artist or designer who uses color in a special or skillful way. 色彩画家，色彩设计家 Example sentencesExamples The Berry-Hill exhibition confirmed Hartley as an extraordinary colorist. I showed them examples of artists known as colorists, Paul Gauguin and Franz Marc, so they could see how one might choose to manipulate the viewer's eye. After early experiments with ink drawing, he revealed himself as a committed colorist. A strong colorist, she seemingly delights in bold juxtapositions. She likes to call herself a colorist, and one look at her landscape paintings will explain why. No painter who has been labelled ‘baroque’ has surpassed Rubens, the supreme colourist. Marc Chagall, who died in 1985 at the age of 98, is considered to be one of the twentieth century's great masters and sophisticated colourists. For the last 20 years, he has been renowned in Holland as a colorist. As a colorist, Vicki's understanding of color theory runs deep, but as an oil painter, her talent with color is exceptional. As a colorist he is generally restrained, but, in these paintings, startling reds, golden yellow and vibrant green enliven his palette. Moon was a sophisticated colorist exploring what possibilities presented themselves within each painting. McGraw, who has made gouache a specialty, is a marvelous colorist in the medium. Not all colorists worked with artists as eminent as Dürer. But he drew greater inspiration from studying the old masters in the Louvre, in particular such colourists as Rubens and Veronese. A colorist makes his presence known even in a single charcoal drawing. Over the years he has been described as an abstract expressionist, a surrealist and a colourist, but he is not quite any of these things. His simple yet remarkably efficient and original technique of pictorial production combined with his gifts as a colorist make this a highly rewarding series of pictures. She too was a pupil of Matisse and is regarded as one of the finest colourists among Swedish artists of her generation. He is evident here, too, as a distinctive colourist, preferring quieter pinks, violets and yellows to the bolder oranges, reds, greens and blues of Bellini and Titian. He was the greatest colourist since Matisse. 1.1 A person who tints black-and-white prints, photographs, or movies. （印刷物、照片或胶卷的）着色师 Example sentencesExamples These are extreme examples of the magical effect colourists can have on film. Then they gave me the opportunity to make new masters of all of my films, so I went in with a colourist to make them visually perfect. Then Dodge, who is considered by his peers to be one of the top professional colorists on the East Coast, hand-colors the print. Many studios employed colorists to tint the images. He was active as a painter, teacher, and colorist of photographs from 1884 to 1915. Many professional print colorists existed, and their work was valued far more than the uncolored prints. Korshev looked at film close-ups and, with a colorist's eye for khakis and ochres, painted a soldier who has lost an eye but stares unblinkingly at the viewer. 1.2 A hairdresser who specializes in dyeing people's hair. 染发师 Example sentencesExamples I can't make it to the colorist before Wednesday, and I don't trust the people at my local beauty supply store enough to ask their advice. If you highlight your hair, consider asking your colorist to include touches of gold (warm blondes) that blend with your hair and skin. That was the period when hairdressers began specialising as cutters or colourists. Most salons that style men's hair also offer a colorist. Find someone more compelling than a hair colorist to the stars to follow around for a day. When we first arrived here I was bemoaning the fact that I had left my marvelous hair colourist in London. He insisted that he needed his own personal make-up artist and hair stylist and two hair colourists. Most hair colorists are happy to use a product that a customer prefers. I wouldn't even know what kind of salon or barber to go to for starters; it would seem weird to go to the same hair colorist as my girlfriend. My colorist willingly accepts his tip and I get an appointment when I need one. A talented colorist can also add wonderful depth to your overall face with multi-dimensional color. Find a local salon and tell them you need an appointment with their best colorist. But she also adds that she is still not sure about her future and might become a hair colorist, which would also mean high exposure to chemicals. If the color you purchased doesn't turn out the way you intended, it's imperative that you consult an experienced colorist in order to get it retouched. To find a qualified hair colorist, ask friends or acquaintances for references. Here are four ways to avoid similar salon disasters with the help of expert insight straight from stylists and colorists themselves. So there I was sitting in the hairdressers saying to Jake my colourist and Mike my stylist, ‘Go on boys, just do what you like!’ Schedule a consultation with a colorist to make your hair radiate.
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