Sentences with phrase «by pouring»

If your home has a sump pump, make sure it operates properly by pouring a few buckets of water into the sump pit.

-- Freshen drains and help clear clogs by pouring baking soda over the drain, then pouring vinegar.

Two billionaire charter school advocates stirred up California's gubernatorial race by pouring $ 8.5 million into an independent expenditure campaign supporting Antonio Villaraigosa.

By pouring my own sweat and equity into the properties I acquired and by honing in on property management skills, I was able to build a massive portfolio at a young age.

Sears sold a cast - iron machine called the Wizard, which builders used to make their own hollow - core forms by pouring a liquid mixture into the mold, allowing it to dry, slipping them out, and making more.

Perform tasks of creating a model of patient's mouth by pouring plaster into a dental impression and allowing plaster to set

Intellectual Ventures has responded to the criticism by pouring money into Washington lobbying efforts and seeking $ 3 billion for a new patent trolling fund.

By pouring boiling hot water on an icy cold windshield, you run the risk of causing the glass to crack due to the extreme temperature changes.

Can I «retaliate» against that evil bee's hivemates by pouring gasoline on the tree and exploding it?

By pouring money into bogus scientific studies and funding third parties such as Think Tanks and Front Groups (posing as everything from Seniors groups to Women's groups) the...

And by pouring money into the World Bank's climate investment funds, it is undermining the UN fund...

A hot frying pan can cooled much quicker by pouring water on it - probably around 100 times faster - than compared simply letting it radiate the heat.

The New York Times editorial «The Brothers Koch and AB 32» takes on efforts by oil billionaires Charles and David Koch to block California's signature climate law by pouring money into Proposition 23:

It holds that countries that historically caused the recent atmospheric carbon dioxide build - up must lead in cutting their emissions, while helping developing countries eventually do likewise, by pouring trillions of dollars in cash and free technology into the Green Climate Fund for supposed climate change adaptation, mitigation and compensation.

They were made by pouring paint onto unstretched canvases laid on the floor, or, in the case of Jules Olitski, by applying the paint with a spray gun.

Inspired by the enamel stains of Jackson Pollock and the thin washes of Helen Frankenthaler, Louis created his Veils by pouring Magna acrylic paint thinned with turpentine onto unprimed, unstretched canvases.

(I end up ruining them by pouring watercolors on them).

By pouring acrylic paints onto a length of canvas and then folding it over on itself while still wet, or vice versa, he created prismatic spatial effects and unexpected color combinations, pushing the brushless staining and soaking techniques also employed by artists like Thomas Downing, Morris Louis, and Kenneth Noland to a newly lyrical extreme.

There are two processes, one is by pouring resin into a tray of plastic dust, and then the other is pouring resin into a membrane supported by a scaffold of strings.»

From the outset of her career, Mason understood the advantages of her interstitial space: she could take refuge from Abstract Expressionism's subjectivity as well as take advantage of the transcendent possibilities of color offered by Color Field (achieved by pouring thin layers of paint onto canvas).

Created by pouring household emulsion paint onto a rapidly rotating canvas, the spin paintings stand as one of the most iconic bodies of work within Hirst's oeuvre.

Lennon describes his 1972 making of Folded / Unfolded in an essay,, written for the IMMA exhibition; «I had been experimenting with ways of making paintings by pouring paint into canvases and shaping them by handling and folding them in ordinary everyday ways that most people do.

Lee adopted tai chi gestures when applying his paint by pouring while tilting the surface of the painting.

Greenberg introduced her to the major figures in New York School of painters, including Jackson Pollock, whose drip - painting later inspired her «painting by pouring».

Since 1999, more than 10 scientific groups have performed fractal analysis on over 50 of Jackson Pollock's (1912 — 1956) paintings which were created by pouring paint directly onto his horizontal canvases [65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75][76][77] Recently, fractal analysis has been used to achieve a 93 % success rate in distinguishing real from imitation Pollocks.

Using mostly raw canvases, Connors also produces Color Field - like works by pouring layers of paint into fabric like dye, or imprinting one wet canvas onto another.

For these paintings, he began by pouring acrylic paint (sometimes diluted) directly onto unprimed, unstretched canvases or by soaking the canvases in the paint, similar to techniques used by Helen Frankenthaler and Morris Louis.

According to the museum's website, the artist creates his works by pouring acrylic paint into ice trays and swirling it to create marbleized effects.

Without drafting preliminary sketches, he starts by pouring enamel paint directly onto the canvas.

The Atlanta artist created the 20 new works in «Cusp» by pouring lines of nail polish down paper, panel, and enamel supports.

By pouring acrylic paint (magna) over a canvas he created a brilliant stained color.

In a series of Spell paintings with such titles as «Catsuit for Men,» «Leather Woman,» and «Misty Cherry,» Krone exhibits six paintings in various sizes that are created by pouring men's knock - off colognes onto the canvases and lighting them on fire.

Made by pouring colored and pressed paper pulp into molds on damp handmade paper, each impression of the series is variable; the color bleeds unpredictably as the wet sheet runs through the printing press.

Each brightly coloured and monochromatic work features an irregular oval form produced by pouring gloss paint onto aluminium composite board.

For her first major show in Miami, Friedman created four brightly hued sheets of rubber — which she made by pouring 1,000 pounds of material onto the Locust Projects» floor — along with metal sculpture and an accompanying performance piece by artist Silas Reiner.

By pouring her acrylic pigments (she works almost solely with black and white) directly onto glass and letting them dry there, she can then slice into the pigment and, having cut out a cartouche or a length of filigree, can carefully lift that segment of limp paint from the glass and position it upon the canvas.

He began by pouring bold, sometimes even fluorescent colors of paint directly onto unprimed, unstretched canvases, which he would then fold and crumple while still wet to create luminous washes of color layered with glowing striations, drips, and pools of pigment.

Major Abstract Expressionist Jackson Pollock, dubbed «Jack the Dripper» by Time magazine in 1956, is best known for his large «action» or drip paintings of 1947 — 52, formed by pouring and manipulating liquid paint atop canvases set on the floor.

Barbara Brenner creates swirling, rippling clouds of white and yellow by pouring molten wax onto a wooden support such as birch.

The following year she painted Mountains and Sea, a breakthrough composition created by pouring thinned paint onto unsized canvas so that the paint soaked into the canvas, staining rather than coating, to become at once the drawing and the coloring.

In the early 1950s, inspired by her friend Jackson Pollock (where she saw this staining effect in his work) and encouraged by critic Clement Greenberg (with whom she was having a relationship), Frankenthaler found her original voice by pouring paint onto unprimed canvases.

Well known for her approach situated in Color Field painting, Gualdoni begins her paintings by pouring acrylic paint directly onto the canvas, creating overlapping layers of capricious and unpredictable ground.

Seeking inspiration from Italian frescoes, cars, street signs, and Flamenco, Davenport works by pouring gloss paint from heavy - duty syringes spaced along the top of the working surface, and then tilting it, or simply allowing the paint to overflow and ooze into concentric puddles.

These latest paintings were begun outdoors by pouring large amounts of a solvent onto canvas and immediately spraying metallic silver paint into the flowing pools of liquid.

Lamson excavated the mark by pouring water over it, softening the dry mud on either side of the line and eventually causing the insoluble glass to separate from its muddy surrounding.

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His style of painting combines a great respect for details with a powerful handling of contrasting visual effects achieved by pouring and dripping paint.

Mr. Onslow Ford shared the Surrealists» interest in dreams and the unconscious, and began making spontaneous paintings by pouring paint onto canvas in a process called coulage, predating Jackson Pollock's drip technique by a decade.

The Aladin (P11) is based on Richter's seminal Flow paintings, which were created by pouring enamel paints on a glass surface.

He makes them by pouring oil paint on glass and then crumbling the resulting skin onto canvas.