limmer
/ˈlɪmər/
noun
- A person who draws or paints pictures, especially in a simple or decorative style.
- The old limmer used natural pigments to paint scenes from village life.
- The medieval limmer decorated the manuscript with tiny gold leaves.
- She worked as a limmer, creating portraits for wealthy families in the 18th century.
- A person who describes or portrays something vividly in words.
- In his letters, he became a limmer of the hardships faced by pioneers.
- The journalist was a skilled limmer of urban decay and renewal.
- As a limmer of character, she could make any person come alive on the page.