Canvas came alive, story told.

Meaning: This sentence describes the artist's painting coming to life and telling a story through its colors and brushstrokes.

Choice of Words: "Canvas" is a piece of fabric or other material used for painting. "Came alive" means to become active or animated. "Story" is a narrative of events or experiences. "Told" is the past tense of "tell", which means to communicate information or a story.

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• The story came alive in my hands.
• The story came alive in her mind.
• The landscape came alive with every brushstroke, telling a story.
• Story came alive in mind.
• Story came alive.
• The canvas came alive with strokes of creativity.
• Canvas came alive with artistry.
• The canvas came alive with emotion.
• Canvas came alive with brushstrokes.
• The artist's vision came alive on canvas.