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A '''paint brush''' or '''ink brush''' was a tool used to bring up [[paint]] on a [[model]] or [[painting]]. |
A '''paint brush''' or '''ink brush''' was a tool used to bring up [[paint]] on a [[model]] or [[painting]]. |
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− | In [[2121]] a young [[Jonathan Archer]] used a paint brush to color his [[remote controlled spaceship]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}) |
+ | In [[2121]] a young [[Jonathan Archer]] used a paint brush to color his [[remote controlled model spaceship]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}) |
[[Keiko O'Brien]]'s [[Unnamed Humans (24th century)#Keiko's grandmother|grandmother]], whom she called ''[[obachan]]'', used an ink brush when creating pictures of [[Japanese]] [[calligraphy]]. ({{TNG|Violations}}) |
[[Keiko O'Brien]]'s [[Unnamed Humans (24th century)#Keiko's grandmother|grandmother]], whom she called ''[[obachan]]'', used an ink brush when creating pictures of [[Japanese]] [[calligraphy]]. ({{TNG|Violations}}) |
Revision as of 22:21, 13 December 2012
A paint brush or ink brush was a tool used to bring up paint on a model or painting.
In 2121 a young Jonathan Archer used a paint brush to color his remote controlled model spaceship. (ENT: "Broken Bow")
Keiko O'Brien's grandmother, whom she called obachan, used an ink brush when creating pictures of Japanese calligraphy. (TNG: "Violations")
Captain Jean-Luc Picard also used a paint brush while painting. (TNG: "A Matter of Perspective")