An instrument for recording atmospheric conditions or weather data from the air; also, a device for spraying paint or liquid through compressed air.
From 'aero-' (air) plus Greek 'graph' (to write or record). In meteorology, it captures atmospheric data; in art, it's evolved from technical spray equipment.
Modern aerographs in art studios create stunning photorealistic paintings—they're basically precision spray tools descended from airbrushes, and professional artists can create effects so smooth they look like photographs!
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