Sentences with phrase «board paint is used»

Chalk board paint is used to make chalkboards.

Not exact matches

Board members, of course, aren't talking, but have been swayed apparently by the picture that Michael Ferro and Justin Dearborn paint for them, a picture of untapped riches in the L.A. Times branding and use of «big data», sources of big money that have eluded everyone else.

With cozy in - room beehive fireplaces, open - air patios, a lively bar and communal seating areas, on - site painting classes, free - use beach cruisers, seasonal poolside yoga, hot tub facilities, a business suite, and dining to - die - for, The Hermosa Inn is an ideal locale for small group getaways, from weddings, intimate family vacations, and bachelorette weekends to golf outings, board meetings, and executive retreats.

I thought it was great that they use non-toxic coatings and paints, but I am concerned about the use of formaldehyde in the the chip board.

After transferring my letters I lightly distressed the board, mostly around the edges, and used a knife point to «pick up» the paint that was over the wax, revealing the chalky black beneath.

After the frame was painted, we attached the boards using a nail gun at an angle so the nails wouldn't pop out the front.

The two - form entry infant school with 240 children was built in 1957 over a single storey, over two floor levels using a timber ‑ framed modular system with single ‑ glazed wooden windows and vertical painted timber board - clad uninsulated hollow walls.

We also had a mobile dry - erase board that students were using before the painting was done, designing a blimp drone.

These are block print paintings, using enamel house paint and rigid insulation board as the printing blocks.

Riffing off both the aesthetic and conceptual characteristics of technology, artists in Technologism document technology's advancement in a plethora of ways: Ulla Wiggen's intricate paintings of circuit boards from the mid 1960s, see the development of an aesthetic inspired by the complex intersection of electrical wires, connectors and components, working to manipulate and rewire the physicality of technology; some thirty years later, John F. Simon's Art Appliances series of the 1990s uses the circuitry of small LCD screens to disrupt pictures and patterns, recreating them over; in Matte Rochford's video Progressively Degrading Test Pattern 2013, humble VHS tapes are copied and recopied, in a process of metaphysical reduction; while in Joshua Petherick's new work, one technology is employed to record another soon to be superseded, revealing new visual dimensions and the «ghosts in the machine».

Each painting is of similar scale and construct, and the colored surface is created by applying hundreds of coats of paint that he individually mixes using gold, silver, platinum, and diamond dust, and a variety of pigments and oxides on birch board with edges cut at a 45 ° angle and standing off the wall.

Her practice, often comprising small - scale paintings, conveys a dual preoccupation with the internet; her working process involves using found imagery, from online and print media, to create work that is then curated in series, to appear visually similar to a mood - board or Instagram feed.

Feeling awkward, I grab her by the wrist: she was born without three fingers, leaving only the forefinger and thumb, which she uses to hold the board while she paints with her left.

The paintings were made using sanded cylindrical and rectangular shaped molds, which were then mounted on a Belgian linen covered board.

On 9 boards, acrylic paint was drawn and smudged using hands and fingers.

Using paint sculpturally, Tucker's still lifes are painted on board and worked over with resin, red wine, graphite and spray paint.

Sean Cummins makes drawings using paint on paper, board and walls and is a lecturer and Nottingham Trent University.

Naming the Money (2004) is the largest installation to make use of Himid's signature «cut - outs» — paintings made on freestanding shaped boards that viewers can walk amongst.

For instance the central motif of a grid of window and door frames of what could be the side of a school or other council building in Poets Day (2005 - 6) is echoed in the adjacent painting, The Back that used to be the Front (2008), a painting of would seems to be a boarded up show unit.

One painting that goes curiously unframed is a linen canvas, not titled, and flecked sparsely with paint — apparently used as a testing - board for Connors» brushes.

In «New Geometries,» one of Gibson's shaped canvas paintings uses the armature of an old ironing board multivalent in meaning: a readymade, shaped canvas; an homage to his grandmother who was a meticulous housekeeper; and the transformation of a domestic object into a power object — a shield.

He paints on wooden board and uses fine point brushes and his pictures have a distinctive glossy sheen because he uses Humbrol enamel paints, which are usually associated with hobby craft and model making.

Using layers of oil or acrylic gel on hard reflective stainless steel, aluminium or Perspex, he fashions comb - like pieces of metal or board to move the paint across the surface in one movement, often repeating it again and again until the perfect balance of paint, translucence and striation is achieved.

The building I haven't really been using the last few months — they just boarded up the windows and I got a bit of hassle from the «builders «-- but I get free use of the courtyard which is handy for the spray painting.

Daubigny's use of the boat to change his vantage point as he painted on board is reflected in many of the river paintings that followed.

Each painting also has its R - Value rating, which is based on the thickness of the Styrofoam boards I use, if its 2 inch Styrofoam it has an R - Value of 10, but if it's 3 inch its R - Value of 15.

By working on premade canvas boards, Nozkowski rejected the idea that a serious work of art must be painted on stretched canvas or linen, a mainstay of the masterpiece tradition, which many of the dominant painters of the 1970s routinely used.

Alternatively, some paint experts recommend using a large painted board that can be moved around the room to see how the color looks in all areas, since light and furnishings vary within a room.

I just don't find my answer still, is making a chalboard paint using latex + CC will make a simple, great black board to use as a blackboard by kids?

The en suite bathroom is integrated by using the same paint and bare boards as the bedroom.

My suggestion would be to paint the wall beneath the barn board (pallet board) the same color as the stain you're using.

The back side of each board was pretty ugly, so I just used some left over gray paint to cover up that side.

I was only able to find one at our store so I spray painted it with chalkboard paint and was going to use if for a menu board or just chalkboard art until my son gave his two cents.

Not to fret - just install your planks right over the top of dark gray - painted drywall and be sure to use nickels as spacers so you can see the gaps between the boards!

Especially effective in clean, neutral rooms, using a board that has been papered or painted on top of your desk will allow you to change your colour scheme as often as you like — great if you're renting.

Like maybe «replace old aluminum soffit with bead board cypress, replace roof and use white eave drip, paint the split face blocks on the front (which are way cool and authentic) in one color while painting the prefectly restored siding in another, and put in some nice new windows» could be one thing, titled «Spruce up the exterior»?

As I'm getting ready to paint and re-stain my new (used) dining table, I went in search of some faux barn wood weathering techniques to try to get the look of the table on my mood board.

Using simply bristol board from the dollar store and gray acrylic paint, I was able to create a totally unique art expression that cost me next to nothing.

Just one question, though — the recipe you give for chalk board paint with to other piece of furniture you painted, is that the same recipe that you also used for the marvelous make - over of the stereo gram in the two grey paints?

I'm not going to paint where the cabinets used to be — that will all eventually be covered up by bead board.

What is the paint color and brand of paint used on all your trim work (windows, base boards, doors, stairs, fireplace and kitchen cabinets from your «paint colors in my home» blog pictures?

I was getting really frustrated, so I rigged up a board to use for weight, and stood up the hoop halves under the lip to hold them in place while I painted.

Definitely paint some big samples on board — totally worth the cost of the paint — many company's have sample sizes these day - hold that up in the room — against the other materials you are using.

This living monogram wreath was created using spray - painted cedar boards and chicken wire and was filled with peat moss and succulents.

White board paint is also known as dry erase paint, dry erase board paint, and marker board paint (we like to switch it up and use any and all of these terms).

The background in this photo is just a plain piece of foam core board that I painted using Hancock Grey, by Benjamin Moore.

The fake blood on the gloves were made using red paint markers, the biohazard sign was created with black poster board that cost less than $ 1.00, and the Halloween biohazard bags that I turned into candy bags were purchased from Amazon.

Then for the shelves I used melamine lined panel boards because they are already white (no painting required), and are resistant to scratches and stains.

The fake blood on the gloves were made using red paint markers, the biohazard sign was created with black poster board that cost less than $ 1.00,... READ MORE

Hi Kristen — The boards I used to show the chalk paint colors was white MDF.