Sentences with phrase «color washing through»

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I glared at him as I walked through the living room with yet another pile of colors to wash and eventually fold and put away.

A select group of Pure Barre trainers wore several different styles and fabrics to class to make sure they were practical for Pure Barre and kept their color and shape through rigorous workouts and washings.

Like ginger, turmeric, the unassuming root with color so vibrant you suddenly have an urge to hand - dye fabric, is said to be one of the world's healthiest foods — the bright orange - yellow equivalent of putting your insides through a car wash.

Searching through our drawers and closets, I found LOTS of freezer paper stenciled things, and am happy to say that after two years of wearing and washing, the paint had held up pretty well (I use the Jacquard Textile Color, found here).

The colors won't fade or run over time no matter how many times you put this carrier through the washing machine.

A select group of Pure Barre trainers wore several different styles and fabrics to class to make sure they were practical for Pure Barre and kept their color and shape through rigorous workouts and washings.

The lipstick remained true to color and did not bleed as of 9 pm that night and the hand swatch lasted through a shower and more hand washes than most people do in a week!

They also retain color very well through each wash and hold up.

This slice of New York (and Chicago) is drab and worn in, almost like the film stock had been put through a washing machine 100 times without color safe detergent.

This means you are trudging through a choppy world where colors seem lifeless and washed out.

This meanders through straw - colored hills for 30 - odd miles before washing into Paso Robles, one of the many wine - centric areas of California.

This means you are trudging through a choppy world where colors seem lifeless and washed out.

Her eccentrically shaped canvases employ a light touch and modest approach to create deceptively simple compositions that seem to will themselves into being through cumulative color washes, brush strokes and a sidelong color palette.

The pencil delineations that were visible through the washes of color that characterized her work of the 1970s and early 1980s, now sit on top of them.

The bright but slightly tarnished colors could represent the primaries dictated by formalism after a run through the washing machine.

Manny Farber's monumental color field paintings created in New York and California during the years 1967 through 1975 were cut, stained, saturated, sliced, wet, glued, painted, folded, collaged, pleated, pasted, layered, dripped, brushed, glazed, bled, marked, colored, tinted, textured, smeared, pierced, trimmed, slit, creased, buffed, wiped, varnished, washed, graphed, drawn, scraped, burnished, rubbed, scoured, soaked, coated, veiled, and wrapped.

Through juxtapositions of newer and older work, Veils of Color: Juxtapositions and Recent Work by Elizabeth Osborne explores the arc of the artist's nearly six - decade career, a career of incredible artistic production and exploration distinguished by a subtle pas de deux between abstraction and realism, a duet that is both revealed and concealed by veils of color that wash across every caColor: Juxtapositions and Recent Work by Elizabeth Osborne explores the arc of the artist's nearly six - decade career, a career of incredible artistic production and exploration distinguished by a subtle pas de deux between abstraction and realism, a duet that is both revealed and concealed by veils of color that wash across every cacolor that wash across every canvas.

Post-painterly abstraction encompasses a broad group of American painters who reacted to Abstract Expressionism, either through the pursuit of Hard - edge abstraction or by creating open compositions of washes and poured areas of color.

Though he was often associated with the Color School painters, he vigorously denied that connection, asserting instead that his floating washes of color carried light, and through light, a spiritual presColor School painters, he vigorously denied that connection, asserting instead that his floating washes of color carried light, and through light, a spiritual prescolor carried light, and through light, a spiritual presence.

Through enlivening these dated portraits with an updated palette and active washes of color, Fischer attempts to re-imagine the representation of history as only painting can by depicting intangible mental characteristics excluded from an object - based historical archive.

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Mack integrates the everyday into these layered, expressionist «canvases» adding pages torn from magazines and newspapers along with washes of color, paint splatters, and dots of paint pushed through pegboard in a DIY screen - printing process.

Washes of color (squints of light), color seen through lids barely open, a view that represents only a portion of the landscape or portrait, but is not false.

The visual history of the African diaspora is annotated through the inclusion of three African - American artists, two of whom were born in the 1930s: Mississippi - raised Color Field painter Sam Gilliam shows vast draped canvases saturated in a gradient of color waColor Field painter Sam Gilliam shows vast draped canvases saturated in a gradient of color wacolor washes.

Whereas Louis and Noland worked with an icy control, often using colored washes rather than viscous paint to avoid even the texture of paint strokes, Thomas allows a playful humanity to appear through the rigor, pushing against it in creative and unexpected ways, but never breaking through or turning haphazard.

Patterns and washes of bright color pop out as one walks through the galleries.

Philip Taaffe Luhring Augustine, 25 Knickerbocker Avenue, through April 26 Like many art - worlders of a certain age, I was smitten in the mid-1980s by Philip Taaffe's flickering bioluminescent patterns and remakes of famous Modernist masterpieces, all accomplished with stains, washes, hallucinogenic color — a unique form of collage whereby he created some of the most sensual surfaces I've ever seen in contemporary art.

But here this structure is often reversed, with pale, transparent colors sitting on top of solid dark ones, and aura - like washes creating an uncanny sense of depth through the layering of luminosity.

Wistful cloudscapes etch themselves out in childlike innocence, as bright washes of color animate simple polyester — shifting surfaces that flirt with the otherworldly through accessible means.

Although the color and canvas are bound together on a totally flat surface, our eye moves, in her words, «miles back and forth» through the fictive space the artist creates out of her large, open washes of color.

In her workshops, Ritchey teaches how to layer colors and distress or wax the paint to create an old - world patina, as well as how to use the product as a wash that allows wood grain to show through.

The result was a beautiful, white - washed fireplace which wasn't completely paint - covered and some of the texture and color of the original brick showing through, but white enough that it changed the whole look of the room.