Sentences with phrase «big painting challenge»

Anne Blankson - Hemans, who received great reviews from the BBC's Big Painting Challenge, a landscape and portrait painter from Ghana, displays a superb easiness in the use of bold colours, confident characters in the story of their life.

Hosted by actress and dancer Una Stubbs (shown on the programme's website in a jaunty beret) and presenter / collector Richard Bacon, The Big Painting Challenge begins with 10 amateur artists of varying ages selected from across Britain.

A display of work by the winner of the BBC One's The Big Painting Challenge is at Tate Britain, London, from 30 March 12 April.

So will The Big Painting Challenge challenge the audience, as well as the competitors?

Not exact matches

But by the Saturday tournament finale the conference's alleged chalk, Villanova, was gone; the league's most dominant center, Georgetown's Patrick Ewing, was long gone; and only the underrated overachievers from Boston College, who had tied St. John's and Villanova for the regular - season Big East title, were left to challenge the drums and the war paint and the non-home team.

Or renew her interest in the painted toenails with a big challenge by making sure she understands exactly what the terms of the reward are.

The demise of Forest Scene with Brook illustrates a larger issue: coming up with the materials to make a painting permanent may be as big a challenge as painting it in the first place.

The only thing I would add is that Goldeneye also had difficultly challenges, ranked by «agent status,» which unlocked different modes, i.e., paint - ball, big - head, or other models.

He says his biggest challenge was creating the facial features, expressions and details that other artists usually depict with paint, charcoal and pencils.

I am very excited about that show, as it is a big and challenging space for my paintings.

DBy I think the biggest challenge is not to do a survey, which implies a necessarily broad census - taking that captures peaks not valleys (and conjures the featureless roundups of midcentury big American museum shows — Recent Painting and Sculpture from France, Italy and Germany for instance).

The fair is set for April 12 at the big red barn on Golf Course Road in Marfa and will feature contests in painting, collage, photography, breads, cookies, cakes, canning, pies, outdoor challenge, ranch horse trail, vet science, textiles and quilting.

The biggest challenge in this new body of work was to paint such small figures within large landscapes.

But, and this is a big «but», I was thrown off sympathising thus by two things: firstly, that Diebenkorn changed tack just when things were getting interesting / challenging in terms of how three - dimensional space in his abstract painting might be tackled anew; and secondly, that the figurative paintings on show here seem to offer no furtherance to, or deliverance from, those issues.»

She set goals for herself with determination, and achieved them all — travel, professional recognition, family — and never did less than challenge herself to make her paintings bigger, stronger, more complex and filled with meaning.

They are monumental in size, which at first seems like a challenge to the crowded field of circle painting: Yo, any of you doing it this big?

The environment gets less attention, but of course it makes a big difference to the reception of the work — a difference which is in turn influenced by the work and the viewer: some paintings are less able than others to assert themselves within a challenging context, and some people are relatively immune to where a work is hung; provided they can see it, they are good at isolating the item of primary interest from its surroundings.

In the artist's own words, «One of the biggest challenges facing a paint

My first big challenge was to leave it the way it was knowing that I'd layer more product on top of it and nature doesn't age anything perfect, so why would I start with a perfectly painted surface?