Sentences with phrase «try painting the space»

Try painting the space in deep reds or dark greys and blues to create a dramatic entrance.

Not exact matches

I've not tried this but this Egg Spalt painting from Adventures and Play looks a lot of fun especially if you had space or clean up area to do it in.

I'm even going to try painting walls in our home (just a small space — a bathroom) for the first time — wish me luck!

Pros: Put up your hand if you've ever stared at painting in a store, or squinted at a picture on your tablet, trying to imagine how it would look in your space?

Combining easy controls with tricky space - bending puzzles, Telepaint's format is simple: you're a paint bucket trying to reach a waiting brush, auto - walking between portals that you can link to teleport around levels.

Ambrose writes:»... each artist tries to thread the needle of contemporary painting: Berryhill working diligently on top of the threads, while Nesbit works from behind in the spaces between them.»

I am just trying to situate these paintings in that buzzing, in - between space where they are just paintings.

Around 1970, while in the John St. studio, Frances began working on large horizontal abstract paintings that were involved with ideas of gravity, slow painting time, indeterminate color, and trying to create a complex painting space that appeared geometric, but alternately shifted into a deeper space.

«Painting is at an interesting crossroads in relation to digital culture and the media — I try to reflect this through the painting's chaotic visual spacesPainting is at an interesting crossroads in relation to digital culture and the media — I try to reflect this through the painting's chaotic visual spacespainting's chaotic visual spaces.»

Reinhardt or even Robert Ryman is trying to squeeze out every last illusion of space, to make the painted surface speak for itself.

I've taught in an assortment of art schools and I often hear some variation of «I'm trying to bring more space into the painting,» or «you need to give your painting more convincing space.»

Eakins also kept trying to fit portraits into the shallower space of modern landscape painting.

In the mural - size Shaking Out the Bed, figures, seen perhaps from the side, maybe lying down, reaching to the painting's right side to the dials there to adjust perspectival vantage point, appear from above, slip into different pictorial spaces, or try to get outside the frame.

«Making Space» does not try to pick winners in the contemporary scene — although women have done plenty to drive the resurgence of painting.

I try to create limitless space, as Rothko did in his paintings.

Generations try anew to avoid or reject both painting and the heavy baggage of the white space.

Even though I had been trying to paint for a long time before coming to the College of Art, I had no idea until that moment that the form of the object is determined by the space of the background.

These boundaries exploit the thin gap between the public and the private while trying to undermine the habitual in public spaces through various actions while simultaneously attempting to extend the dialog of contemporary painting.

So there was space to write this narrative and try to think about the links between contemporary painting and the past.»

It should be so that there's a balance, so that the image isn't stronger than the paint, but the space should be overall... I try to not have anything I don't need in those paintings.

She said the Physical / Ephemeral exhibition has allowed her to explore new formats and ideas for her work and has encouraged her to try creating work that she feels questions the boundaries between painting and real space.

White noise however helps a great deal, it certainly puts me in the different head space, which helps when I am trying to negotiate with the painting or thinking about other forms of works.

«It's insane to try to find my own space within painting, but to also come back full circle and be in this house that has represented so many of the artists that I grew up really looking at and thinking about.»

I try to be sincere throughout my process to make honest paintings and I try not to take up space as a white cis male painter in México or in Perú, where I used to live, because there are enough white men taking up space in these majority brown countries.

But the canvases vary wildly from one to the next — using her tried - and - true vehicles of action and comparison, Fiona Rae's recent paintings stretch from the pastoral «We go in search of our dream» (2007), featuring a bambi and butterfly peacefully grazing at the foot of a tree, to the nihilistic and menacing «My favorite puppy's Life» (2004), in which a now mutated bambi triskelion hurtles through the dark reaches of space, surrounded by rotating stencils, blobs, and brushstrokes (think of the opening sequence of Superman).

Even after the Ministerio Publico Federal (the Federal Prosecutor Bureau) declared that no crime had been committed in any of the above - mentioned cases and issued a technical note clarifying that nudity and representations of sexuality are permitted in cultural and artistic exhibitions, the consequences continue to unfold: the state of Espirito Santo has passed a law prohibiting the exhibition of photographs, texts, drawings, paintings, films and videos containing nude scenes or references to sexual acts in public spaces; city councilors of the state of Rio Grande do Sul are currently trying to ban books in public libraries that, they argue, expose children to «permissive ideologies, [detrimental] to the formation of character.»

My painting tries to represent movement, vibration, light, space, time, things that exist but which do not have a determined form, and the only way I have found to do this is to attempt to represent the relationships between them.

I don't think this undersells figurative painting either, because whilst I immediately think of the uncertain spaces in a number of Cezannes, I think the experience I am trying to describe that could be possible in abstract painting is very different to this.

It was trying to come to terms with those paintings of his, but knowing one couldn't go on making them that simple... the ways the edges met, how colors impinged upon one another, the way that affected space was much more of a problem.»

Traditionally, paintings have tried (and succeeded) in suspending their own objecthood by depicting human space — that is, by creating the aesthetic illusion that we might actually enter the deep space depicted in the painting, approaching the figures or objects depicted.

In general however I am still trying to understand «seeing space» in abstract painting.

The dyed - urethane foam blobs (Blob Paintings) displayed in another gallery have some of the same improvisational energy, but the space - altering power of the paintings is gone, even though the gallery cheat sheet tries to stir up interest by making a point of their genesis in the performance of working with the Paintings) displayed in another gallery have some of the same improvisational energy, but the space - altering power of the paintings is gone, even though the gallery cheat sheet tries to stir up interest by making a point of their genesis in the performance of working with the paintings is gone, even though the gallery cheat sheet tries to stir up interest by making a point of their genesis in the performance of working with the material.

I always tell people they have to try paint colors in their own spaces, with their own lighting and furniture and finishes.

When my daughter got married, we tore out a wall between the living room and a bedroom to make a bigger living space — now I'm trying to figure out how to paint and decorate the space!

I love this because I'm having the worst time trying to pick a paint color for all our living spaces.

To create a feeling of space in your living room, try painting bands of colour to add width.

Try zoning the room by wallpapering the area you use as the dining space and painting or tiling the kitchen area in a complementary colour.

We recently switched living spaces with my parents & I'm living with traditional decor / paint & am trying, one room at a time, to lighten things up & achieve a cottage look.

Light wooden flooring or carpets act as a balance for the darker tone and prevent the space from feeling too dingy, try painting alcoves in a white hue and pair with an accent colour such as red to bring it all together.

Because this is more of a «curl up and watch a movie» room to our family, we decided to use this opportunity to try out dark walls and we chose a lovely navy paint color for this space.

Now trying to think of a space I already hate that I can try to possibly ruin with paint!

I have never used this brand of paint before and might just give it a try for this large space!

A subtle neutral paint shade for the walls throughout the space (Slaked Lime by Little Green) and glossy cream units from Easily Fitted Kitchens (try Wren's Cream Slab kitchen for similar) help to keep the room light with a modern twist.

5 Paint a blackboard If you want a playful, draw - on - space for children or to create a noticeboard in a home office or the kitchen, try a matt blackboard paint.