Sentences with phrase «create luminous effects»

For the last two years, Asper has been developing a a series of oil paintings of women in yoga poses, glazed to create luminous effects, which defy the expectations of portraiture.

This velvety soft highlighter adds a hint of glow, creating a luminous effect.

I was lucky enough to meet the venerable artist, and asked him whether he had used his thumb to remove the paint to create the luminous effect on each wave's peak.

In his 1975 book Light Is the Theme, Kahn poetically describes his own use of natural light in the Kimbell, an approach that echoes his 1955 Trenton Bath House, in New Jersey, where sunlight slanting through clerestory bands and the central oculus in each pyramidal rooftop creates a luminous effect.

The twinkling lights will reflect off the mirror and other metallic accents to create a luminous effect.

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Enriched with pearlescent pigments, its array of satiny eye shadows deliver high - pigment power with a luminous finish that creates a 3 - D, sculpted effect.

«It works with almost any makeup look, but worn with only mascara and lip balm, it creates a beautiful, luminous effect.»

With the sports package this is also reflected in the black instrument cluster with its filigree chequered flag pattern used as a background: its luminous red needles are located at the «six o'clock position» when at rest and spring into action when the engine is turned on to create a very striking effect.

Youngsuk Suh's stunning photographs magnify the complex interdependency of our relationship with the natural world through contemporary rural landscapes using the smoke created by wildfires as a reference of the luminous effects of 19th Century Romantic landscape paintings.

And, indeed, the intense white ground used to prime his canvases radiates light, creating a luminous, color - drenched atmospheric effect.

Hoferer makes drawings that create luminous and beguiling optical effects through the refraction of light on their surfaces.

Gronquist's paintings, for example, are created using sanded plexiglass over hand - painted drop boxes, creating a foggy, luminous effect.

This created a uniquely luminous effect in which the surface of the canvas and the paint merged, appearing to become one entity.

This sanding produced a remarkably luminous effect, and Hannock continued to employ this technique to create what he now describes as «polished oils.»

His transparent, plastic «bubbles» were then painted from behind, achieving a luminous effect through the integration of color and ambient light, to create works which can not be classified as either painting or sculpture.