Sentences with phrase «built upon the canvas»

It's built upon the Canvas Data framework, so everything is automated and continually updated.

Building a tapestry of structure and dimension through a weaving of loose and tightly knit brush strokes, Casteel builds upon the canvas» plain surface an orchestra of color and texture, with the application of paint not unlike the caress of a familiar hand.

Built upon a canvas - like panel that is conceived as an «architecture of pollution», they are in fact made of superposed «externalities», as an echo to soot and graffiti paint build up on urban architecture.

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Perfect for on - the - go days, these canvas shoes come built upon a vulcanised rubber outsole for added durability and guaranteed comfort.

We are an online professional development delivery system conceived for Texas education professionals built upon a customized instance of Instructure's Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Built up from layer upon layer of biro and emulsion paint plastered onto canvas, the drawings contribute a setting of intimate vulnerability.

Layer upon layer builds and extends across the canvas» terrain, creating dynamic compositions that engage the eye to move and explore.

The artist mills his own oil paint to build layer upon layer on canvas with a palette knife.

Smith has pushed her dots into amorphous shapes as layer upon layer builds and extends across the canvas» terrain, creating a dynamic composition that engages the eye to move and explore.

These fourteen expansive canvases build upon a series of works inspired by Picasso which was unveiled at the Museo Picasso, Malaga, in 2012.

His work builds upon his background in graffiti art to create abstract large scaled works on canvas, created by various emotive processes.

Encompassing eight canvases depicting ships at port, Kyriazatis builds up oil paint in textured layers, drawing upon gestural plein air sketches that he makes on his travels around European harbours.

Where Brown's canvases revel in the visceral immediacy of paint, her drawings offer fragmentary motifs that build upon and undo each other.

But unlike the temporary existence of most graffiti, Greg's brushstrokes and use of collage build upon each other to create a sense of memory in the canvases; nothing is erased, and through the layers of paint, the history of his marks remain visible.

Upon closer inspection the artist has built a texture on the canvases that mimics the stucco of a wall.

The artist's abstract underpainting delicately shows through the surface of the canvas, providing a ground of irregular brushwork that would otherwise be hard to achieve and a map upon which to build the figurative action.

He meticulously and slowly spreads buttery textures layer upon layer to build his geometric work; she drops a stretched canvas on the floor and flicks tiny drops of paint repeatedly to conjure the silhouettes she sees in their garden in East Marion on Long Island's North Fork.

Heath creates a wonderfully warm canvas to build upon; here we've styled it with a gold mirror, feature lighting and striking black marble floor tiles.