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I would love to be painted by her.
What does it mean that she will paint me by a colour or she'll draw my sketch and fill it with a colour.
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Liton Das What does it mean that she will paint me by a colour or she'll draw my sketch and fill it with a colour. "paint me by a colour" does not make sense. The speaker wants her to create a painting.
- Liton Das What does it mean that she will paint me by a colour or she'll draw my sketch and fill it with a colour.
- "paint me by a colour" does not make sense.
- The speaker wants her to create a painting.
- This entails putting paint onto a surface, usually using a brush.
- A painter may or may not draw a sketch first as a guide for the paint.
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Liton DasWhat does it mean that she will paint me by a colour or she'll draw my sketch and fill it with a colour.
"paint me by a colour" does not make sense. The speaker wants her to create a painting. This entails putting paint onto a surface, usually using a brush. A painter may or may not draw a sketch first as a guide for the paint.
0Liton DasI would love to be painted by her.
Mary Cassatt was a very famous artist who painted portrait of her friends.
Past:
I would have loved to have been painted by her.
Present (assuming a similar artist is alive today)
I would love to be painted by her (an artist like Mary Cassatt)
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