Sentences with phrase «begins giving her paintings»

Before beginning a given painting, Opheim first determines the scale of the work and the type of figure he wishes to paint.

In the Earth section, Thomas emerges as the ecstatic colorist for which she is justly famous and begins giving her paintings titles based on the flowers in her garden (see the image at the top of this page).

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On retirement in 2003 Rita began the Robert Hooke project, «to put him back into history» - give him images, raise his profile and obtain memorials for him in the City of London (St. Paul's Cathedral and Monument Square) and painted memorials elsewhere e.g. Gresham College, Open University, University of Oxford, Willen Church.

That gave me courage so i purchased two quarts of AH in ballet white, i followed her directions before beginning, used her paint brushes to apply and i continue to see these tiny, hard, balls throughout the paint.

When you're ready to begin your beachy bedroom makeover, consider giving the space a fresh coat of white paint to kick things off.

This is one of the first pieces of furniture that I painted when I started blogging almost eight years ago, so I thought it would be helpful to give you a refresh on this dresser's humble beginnings.

After the entire piece was sanded, I cleaned it well with a clean damp cloth and let it dry before beginning to paint.The painting began and I can't tell you how thrilled I was with the color and the «look» the milk paint gave to my old armoire!

To convince the crime fighter to give up his knight job, the notorious clown - faced villain begins to paint Batman into a corner by killing police and, eventually, innocent citizens.

WEEKLY PLAN 1 — To look at the elements of Art and begin to do basic line exercises and learn about Cubism 2 - To learn about Colour theory and do do a colour - wheel painting and give a definition for colour.

Once again, the team's livery maintains the yellow and black paint scheme with the major change being the silver «barbed wire / throwing stars» look giving way to a silver stripe beginning as a point on the doors and then wrapping around the rear.

As a new beginning, Inazuma Eleven GO is just fantastic, and it nails all the important aspects that make this RPG a winner, staying true to the formula of its predecessors and at the same time expanding it and giving it a damn pretty new coat of paint.

What begins as a picture - postcard beach splashed in vivid primary colours gives way to a desert painted in shades of baked ochre, then a bedraggled and overgrown castle whose gleaming white has been reclaimed by verdant green.

He very soon began to realise that he couldn't keep up with the demand for his paintings, so in 1984 Terry took the decision to give up his day job and paint full time.

Hyperallergic contributor Brendan Carroll has curated this group show, Out of Step, which begins with the question: «Given the new media of today — Internet art, generative software, digital projection mapping — why do artists continue to paint?

He used to paint their house, reports Katz, in «refined colors,» and there are several telling pages at the beginning of his autobiography given over to descriptions of those colors (pale yellow, dusty rose, dull maroon, apple green, and plum).

Around this time Pollock stopped giving his paintings evocative titles and began instead to number them.

Reading this interview gives me optimism and inspiration as I begin a new painting today!

While continuing this dialogue with the history of aesthetics, Paintings represents a shift in McElheny's work towards a focus on the history of painting, and proposes that there is ongoing potential to be found in the utopian and revolutionary desires that gave rise to abstract painting at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Hockney sought ways of reintegrating a personal subject - matter into his art, and began tentatively by copying fragments of poems on to his paintings, which later gave way to open declarations in a series of paintings produced in 1960 — 61 on the theme of homosexual love.

Damien Meade, born in Ireland, is known for his paintings which are the culmination of a layered studio - based process that begins with the artist modelling a structure from clay in his studio, shaping it and giving it form with his hands.

Given Rauschenberg's known lack of financial resources in the 1950s and his propensity for reusing canvases, it is likely that the White Paintings began to be remade and repainted almost immediately after their completion in fall 1951, a fact that testifies to the artist's understanding of these works as primarily conceptual rather than material.

He then had a quantity of screens made from images of all sorts — current events and daily life, science and art, photos he'd taken himself as well as ones lifted from sources such as Life and Sports Illustrated — and began combining and recombining them over the next two years into an extraordinary series of paintings in which the lightness and near - bodilessness of the silk - screen ink, with which he never had to struggle, gave the compacted iconography a persistent flash of instantaneity.

When Surrealist painter Roberto Matta gave a talk at the New Bauhaus about Automatism — the practice of letting one's subconscious direct his work — Woelffer was deeply affected, and began to experiment with non-objective painting in the studio.

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Upon viewing the paintings at a closer distance, the images begin to transform; the detail starts to appear and the material and form, along with the process, completely changes to give way to the realisation that the paintings are in fact knitted pieces layered together to form an abstract painting, using wool to replicate the process of paint.

It was not until he painted Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion in 1944 that critics began giving him attention and Bacon began a period of unparalleled development as an artist.

His father — who was a pathologist and an amateur painter — gave the boy his art materials and Kenneth began to paint.

Similarly, he began in 1962 to paint on Celotex fiberboard, an inexpensive construction material with a rough surface that gives his painted works the look of something distantly recalled.

Miljan Suknovic is a Serbian artist who began his professional painting work in the mid-1990s, and from the very beginning he has given priority to creativity and experiment, unwilling to turn into a «signature artist.»

He traveled to Rochester and met with Xerox engineers, an experience that gave him the idea that the solution to his gestural problem was to begin making paintings rather than painting them by hand.

The vault will hold a formidable collection of more than 120 Klees, and the ground floor will be given over to 30 Picasso paintings and the drawings collected by Angela Rosengart and her father, Siegfried, who began the collection.

Teaching at the Catholic University in Washington DC with the painter Morris Louis, Noland began to experiment with geometric shapes, these evolving into the unbroken areas of pigment which would give their name to Colour Field painting, the dominant school of American abstraction after Pollock.

A Paul Jenkins wash drawing «Petrel» (1958), deep and winding inwards, carries a sense of risk absent from a recent painting by the artist hanging next to it and so gives evidence of the promising beginnings of the artist's career.

The first, dated March 7, 1985, began: «Louise Nevelson has given certain of her works of art, including sculptures, paintings and collages, to Diana MacKown over a period of time, and said gifts are now the sole property of Diana MacKown.»

Damien Meade is known for his paintings which are the culmination of a layered studio - based process that begins with the artist modeling a structure from clay in his studio, shaping it and giving it form with his hands.

Both artists recognizing that the experience of their paintings could not possibly transmit to reproduction given the camera technology then available — and the purposes of their paintings to begin with.

Given this, can you discuss the decision to begin the exhibition with her March on Washington paintings?

neoexpressionism, term given to an international art movement, mainly in painting, that began in the 1960s and 1970s, was a dominant mode in the 1980s, and has continued into the 1990s.

Here he began his well - known series of paintings and prints to which he gave the title Homage to the Square.

From the vast body of famous canonical works, beginning with icon painting and up to the Russian avant - garde, Muniz selected his own «hot dozen» giving preference to Malevich, Rodchenko, Vereshchagin, Vrubel, and Mashkov.

It was during this period that Dugmore began heavily experimenting with the ways in which texture could be given to flat surfaces using readily - available pigments, including watercolor, ink, acrylic, and oil paint.

From the early 1960s onwards, his work began gradually to be represented in several important exhibitions of abstract expressionist painting, although he was particularly sensitive about the correct meaning given to his work, an attribute which caused him to decline an offer to participate in the 1962 exhibition on Geometric Abstraction at the prestigious Whitney Museum of American Art.

So then I began to give myself permission to — if I wanted to paint a duck, I could paint a duck, or a tree.

And then at a certain point I began to give myself permission to — instead of painting over these paintings, I was just gonna paint all the paintings.

Yet all is not bleak on the European front: a UK company has begun incorporating nanoparticles into paints, dubbed «ecopaint,» to give them the ability to remove pollutant particles such as nitrogen oxides and clean themselves.

From the beginning I had the idea to give them a vintage apothecary cabinet look, and chose Maison Blanche's lime paint in Printemps:

I have partnered with Sherwin - Williams and PB Teen to give my friend Sydney a teen room makeover for National Painting Week which begins May 19th.

Amy began by giving her tins three coats of copper metallic spray paint.

She gave away the paintings to family members, and now that the family members have begun to pass away, they were being sold at a sale.

You gave me the information I needed to begin chalk painting.