Use sweeping gestures at the same time to increase understanding.
Not exact matches
Other children were taught to
use the left hand to
sweep under the left - hand side of the equation and the right hand to
sweep under the right - hand side of the equation, that is, equalizing in
gesture.
I touched my screen to open the book — oddly, sometimes I had to double - tap — and then
used a one - finger
sweeping gesture across the screen to turn the page back and forth.
His visceral engagement with emotions, thoughts and other intangibles gives his abstract imagery extraordinary immediacy, while his skilful
use of fluid pigment, applied with dance - like movements and
sweeping gestures that seldom actually touched the surface, broke decisively with tradition.
gestural (adj) of or relating to the movement of the body to express an idea, sentiment, or attitude; in the application of paint, the
use of
sweeping, expansive movements in which the
gestures of the artist's hand are evident.
In Light Giver Light Taker and Chalk Bike, Rhode expands the idea of what can be
used as a drawing instrument by utilizing unconventional objects to make marks, here in
sweeping, performative
gestures, on the gallery's walls and floor.
He is most recognized for his action paintings, with vigorous
sweeping gestures inspired by improvisational jazz music, and his unorthodox
use of studio objects to paint such as the paintbrush handle.
Eliminating the variation of scale — all works in each group of drawings are the same size — Fowler
uses sweeping lines and
gestures as a response to the internal (Escaping Forward) or external (9 Imperfect Compositions) shape or boundary of each drawing.