màu phấn

màu phấn

Một họa sĩ vẽ bức tranh phong cảnh bằng màu phấn trên giấy nhám.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • Pastel: A soft, pale, and delicate color, often with a low saturation and a light, chalky appearance, similar to the colors of traditional pastel art sticks.
    • Pastel color: A color belonging to a family of light, muted hues, typically including soft pinks, blues, yellows, lavenders, and mint greens.
  2. Noun (Art Context):

    • Pastel (medium): An art medium in the form of a stick, consisting of pure powdered pigment mixed with a binder, used for drawing and creating artworks with a characteristic soft, powdery texture.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • ấy thích sơn căn phòng với những màu phấn dịu mắt. (She likes to paint the room with soft, eye-pleasing pastel colors.)
    • Bộ váy màu phấn rất hợp với làn da của ấy. (The pastel-colored dress suits her complexion very well.)
  • Noun (Art Context):
    • Bức chân dung được vẽ bằng màu phấn trên giấy nhám. (The portrait was drawn with pastels on sandpaper.)
Advanced Usage
  • In design and fashion, "màu phấn" often describes a color palette associated with spring, tranquility, and a gentle, non-aggressive aesthetic.
  • The term can imply a sense of nostalgia, sweetness, or subtlety.
Variants and Related Words
  • Tông màu phấn (n): Pastel tone; a scheme or range of pastel colors.
    • Tông màu phấn rất phổ biến trong trang trí phòng trẻ em. (Pastel tones are very popular in children's room decor.)
  • Bút màu phấn (n): Pastel stick; the physical drawing tool.
    • Họa sĩ cần một hộp bút màu phấn đầy đủ. (The artist needs a full set of pastel sticks.)
Synonyms
  • Pastel hue: A soft, light color.
  • Soft color: A muted, gentle color.
  • Chalky color: A color resembling the pale, matte quality of chalk.
Related Concepts
  • Màu nhạt: Light color; a general term for any pale color, not necessarily with the chalky, soft quality of "màu phấn."
  • Màu ngọt ngào: Sweet color; a descriptive term sometimes used for soft, pleasing colors like pastels.