| PICTURES | Paints or represents |
| STANDSFOR | Tolerates or represents |
| PICTURE | Paint or represent |
| OIL | Substance extracted from olives, avocados, walnuts or the seeds of sunflowers, poppies or flax as a culinary ingredient or as medium for artists paints or pigments (3) |
| PALETTE | From "shovel" or "spade", a board with a thumb hole on which an artist mixes paints; or, by extension, an assortment or range of colours (7) |
| STIPPLES | Engraves, paints or draws, etc in dots or separate touches (8) |
| PALETTES | Thin wooden boards upon which to arrange and mix paints; or, the arrays or assortments of colours characteristic of particular artists (8) |
| DEPICTS | Paints or draws something (7) |
| PIGMENTARY | Related to paints or dyes (10) |
| ARTIST | Person who paints or draws (6) |
| DELEGATE | Person chosen or elected to act for or represent another or others (8) |
| PIGMENTS | Coloured powders mixed with water to make paints or thrown in the Hindu festival of Holi (8) |
| ART | Use of painting, sculpture etc to express ideas or represent things; a skill; or, the photographs, illustrations etc in a newspaper (3) |
| STANDFOR | Mean or represent or merely mean to represent |
| EXAMPLES | Word for archetypes, epitomes, illustrations, instances to deter/warn, models to follow, paradigms, patterns, precedents or other things "taken out" to show or represent points (8) |
| MIS | Prefix for print or represent |
| EMOTE | Play or represent |
| ADUMBRATE | To foreshadow, or represent in outline (9) |
| IDEALISE | Regard or represent a perfect state (8) |
| REALISM | Tendency to view or represent things as they actually are (7) |
