Sentences with phrase «about one's paintings»

I have been thinking about paint colors for it but it is sooo hard because it is going to be all open.

She talked about her painting in relation to landscape.

We've just purchased and moved into our «forever» retirement home and I've been thinking about the paint colors we'll use once we're ready to paint.

What led you to start thinking about your painting in ways that, eventually, completely removed these aspects?

So I wanted to take everything I learned and give back to readers and people who would like to learn more about painting furniture.

Right now I'm editing an anthology of writing about painting since 1981.

This is why I think I can talk about his paintings as being different — they are a shift from what people felt comfortable with in that moment.

The great thing about painting furniture with chalk paint is that you don't have to prime or sand it!

Speaking of representation, is there something here that relates to that old adage about the painting of work boots?

It is an exhibition of paintings about painting, where each work functions as a contemplation of the medium's most basic ingredients.

I've received many questions about paint colors and sources of items in our home so I thought it my be helpful for me to go room by room with a source list.

Q: How many times have I looked at your posts about painting kitchen cabinets?

I especially worry about painting things that you can't do over easily — like wooden cabinets and antiques.

I know all about painting on can goods throughout the kitchen, breakfast room, and dining room!

One of the things I love most about painting with chalk paint, is layering colors.

And I was going to ask about the paint on the dresser, but saw you just answered that question.

Would love to know about the paint color, too!

My favorite part was when you got excited about painting fabric.

I am thinking about painting on a layer of resin to protect it from the water for years to come.

I'm trying to find out more information about painting cabinets.

Children will not learn about painting, theater, or sculpture while they are in school.

I'd LOVE to hear something about the painting in your entryway.

I wonder if more might have been said about paint and mediums?

And reading about the paint by numbers pictures reminded me of my childhood, and what fun it would be to do it again..

One of the things I loved about this paint was that there was no prep needed.

So it was a very complicated time for me as an educator, to figure out how to insist on a conversation about painting rigor in relation to contemporary art.

We talked about the painting process, his shift to shaped canvases, and his transition from figurative work to abstraction.

How about your painting on glass shelves and broken glass on the floor?

After that, I didn't really know how to go about painting something that wasn't in front of me.

I think a lot about paintings as hugs, as points of empathy.

I'm guessing it's as heat and water resistant as tile, but what about the paint finish?

Her portraits are as much about painting as about a person.

When I was researching this project, there were several articles about painting over tile.

Her paintings speak about Painting without being self - conscious.

I've been wondering about the paint color as well.

These subjects is what I'm most passionate about painting.

I would only be brave about painting walls and cabinets, not putting up wild tiles as I would grow tired of them and they are so hard and expensive to change.

An artist with little use or feel for painting is a curious figure on which to base an exhibition about painting.

I wasn't concerned about the paint adhering to the aluminum door.

And did you know that you can color match just about paint color at the hardware store?

And what do you all feel about painting real wood furniture?

I didn't know anything about painting, my prices weren't the lowest around and I'm sure that I was up against very experienced local pros.

I recently did a post on my blog about painted black stairs and how I was going to do it in 2010!

So, your comments about the paint with primer and the tests you have done to select the best color are very timely for me, thanks!

She is currently writing a book about painting in the 1980s.

Although I make my living as a painter, I get most of my ideas on how to write about painting from people who do other things.

I love the tip about painting furniture in a fun color.

I'm curious about the paint color on the cabinets.