Sentences with phrase «sea spray paint»

In addition to the dollar store hurricane lantern, I picked up a dollar store plate, and had on hand a spare cabinet knob, some Weldbond glue and my now - majorly - overused - favourite - colour Bahama Sea spray paint.

Beside the lamp sit a friendly little blue owl (Bahama Sea spray paint anyone??)

Not exact matches

Our deck was in need of a little side table and I was dying to use this Valspar Exotic Sea (gloss) spray paint I bought last year.

Krylon's Metallic Spray Paints has given us the ability to make just about anything shine these days... and sea shells are no exception!

Merion Estes, Radioactive Sea, 2017, fabric collage and spray paint on canvas, 48» x 76» The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) announced the 2017 recipients of the Murray Reich Distinguished Artist Award, which was established in 2015 to recognize...

Installation view, L to R: «totter,» 2011, spray paint on canvas, 62 × 50»; «drifting on a sea,» 2011, spray paint on canvas, 62 × 50».

The most celebrated of this group, Joseph Mallard William Turner painted vast, energetic canvases of angry seas, his dynamic splatters of paint conjuring the cold bite of the sea spray.

Kenneth Noland, Following Sea, 1974 Acrylic on canvas, 98 x 98 inches February 29 — May 26, 2008 Color field painting, which emerged in the United States in the 1950s, is characterized by pouring, staining, or spraying thinned paint onto raw canvas, creating vast chromatic expanses.

Michael Fischerkeller (from left to right): Drought (Climate Change I) acrylic spray paint on canvas, 48 x 36 inches, Rising Seas (Climage Change II) acrylic spray paint on canvas, 36 x 48 inches; and Wildfires (Climate Change III) acrylic spray paint on canvas, 48 x 36 inches.

Further major series of paintings include 64 «Beside the Sea» canvases (1962 — 1968), in which Motherwell mirrored the spray of the sea by splashing oil paint onto rag paper with great force; and «Open» (1967 — 1972), his response to the colour - field painters of the 1960s, described by him as «a painted plane beautifully divided by minimal means, the essence of line drawing&raquSea» canvases (1962 — 1968), in which Motherwell mirrored the spray of the sea by splashing oil paint onto rag paper with great force; and «Open» (1967 — 1972), his response to the colour - field painters of the 1960s, described by him as «a painted plane beautifully divided by minimal means, the essence of line drawing&raqusea by splashing oil paint onto rag paper with great force; and «Open» (1967 — 1972), his response to the colour - field painters of the 1960s, described by him as «a painted plane beautifully divided by minimal means, the essence of line drawing».

It is also the name of a painting she made in oil on board as early as 1959 with an earthy feeling for the coarseness of wood and tar but that also evokes aerial elements like wind and flame and sea spray.

From 1962 on he began to spend summers at an artist colony in Provincetown, which inspired a series of 64 works in which he splashed oil paint, mimicking the action of sea spray on canvas.

Recent solo exhibitions include: «Spray Can Sea, Ooh Bared Ass, Vet Her», Jarvis Hall Fine Art, Calgary, CA (2016); «The Enemies of the Novel», Back Gallery Project, Vancouver (2015); «On Invasive Species and In delity», The Art Gallery of Alberta, CA (2015); «Please Boss Remember Me», VITRINE, London (2014); «Die Welt In Farben» P M Gallery, Toronto (2014); «Painted Shut», Vitrine, London (2013); «Maintain The Ruin», P M Gallery, Toronto (2012); «Modulations», Library Cote - St.

I have a question about using the Krylon Sea Glass spray paint.

Our deck was in need of a little side table and I was dying to use this Valspar Exotic Sea (gloss) spray paint I bought last year.

-LCB- I mentioned in my sea shell post that I have developed a spray paint addiction... -RCB-

Let's just say it «bumped into» my Sea Salt - colored frame, some leftover Nacre - colored paint, a can a chalkboard spray paint and a piece of sandpaper, and they all lived happily ever after.

Krylon's Metallic Spray Paints has given us the ability to make just about anything shine these days... and sea shells are no exception!

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