Sentences with phrase «diamond dust»

The sheen of stainless steel coupled with the sparkle of diamond dust unite to create jewelry that's cosmic, futuristic, and frankly out of this world.

I'm using things other than paint in my work too, such as diamond dust and metallic powder paint.

The white diamond dust component brings an actionable component and impressive dimension to this print, one that must be seen in person to be fully appreciated.

Ginger is as cheap as sand but as valuable as diamond dust.

While Lot 121 only has one heart, Warhol could think in multiples, of course, and Lot 108 is «Double Mickey Mouse,» a 30 1/2 - by -43-inch screenprint with diamond dust on paper.

Andy Warhol Joseph Beuys --(F&S II.245), 1980 Screenprint w / white diamond dust on black Arches Cover, 44 X 30 in., Edition of 90

The Illuminating Eye Creme is actually infused with diamond dust which I suspect is the culprit for that glow and it smells heavenly.

One of the assistants in charge of executing Warhol's silkscreen and diamond dust prints for the Myths series (1981) was George Condo who, as a twenty - four - year old artist recently arrived in New York City, was just starting to find his own artistic footing.

in Southampton opens in May by presenting the latest works by photographer Marco Glaviano featuring famous supermodels printed on canvas and hand coated with diamond dust crystals plus a limited edition color paper portfolio of 12 prints of Cindy Crawford.

This sexy piece is a print representation of the artist's Kate Moss sculpture, silkscreen printed with diamond dust applied, giving the piece an otherworldly aura.

Greet the Christmas parties with a light - as - air diamond dusting, as we edit the pendant earrings that will light up your nights this festive season.

Designed to look like micro-fine diamond dust!

For his latest collection, Diamond Dust, Simon has taken iconic images from the hallowed archives of legendary English photographer Terry O'Neill and translated them into diamond dust silkscreen prints for the first time in history.

«Quaytman's dazzling paintings incorporate silkscreened photographs and abstract patterns, diamond dust layers, and hand - painted elements.»

When the paintings are viewed together in the gallery, optically dense geometric patterns are seen in relation to flat monochromatic surfaces, photographic images, or faint contours disappearing under layers of luminescent diamond dust.

Simon has used the glittering diamond dust on each image to ensure the works portray something of the aura of the Hollywood legend and the luminescence of her being under the spotlight.

Referencing modern sculpture and star systems, the Stellar collection features diamond dust — infused black concrete cast into minimalist stainless - steel forms.

By adding diamond dust and metallic pigments to his formula, the newer works accent the oversaturated colors used, giving them more shine and adding some depth to them.

The persistent presence of diamond dust under clear skies during the winter is evident in monthly averages of clear - sky radiance.

However, many of the aerosols scientists have suggested using, such as diamond dust or alumina, are harmful to the ozone (a layer that protects the Earth's surface from some of the sun's ultraviolet rays) and human health.

Three of works use diamond dust which calls into question the controversial and contentious diamond industry in Africa.Pecou adds a twist, by recreating these traditional masks through new age 3 - D printing technologies.

KESZLER GALLERY in Southampton opens in May by presenting the latest works by photographer Marco Glaviano featuring famous supermodels printed on canvas and hand coated with diamond dust crystals plus a limited edition color paper portfolio of 12 prints of Cindy Crawford.

Always working on wood panels with predetermined proportions, Quaytman employs a muted palette and a range of formal techniques such as screenprinting, trompe l'oeil, and even the application of diamond dust to the work's surface to create deceptively straightforward and visually evocative compositions.

They found that by shaving off the peaks and irregularities that dot the surface of concrete pavement (top images) with a machine that is essentially a large drum encrusted with diamond dust, workers can reduce road noise by as much as 10 decibels — or nearly half.

Oil, acrylic, silkscreen and diamond dust on linen, 60 x 60 inches.

Other European cities had diamond cutters too, but it was in Bruges in 1476 that Lodewijk van Bercken is said to have invented the technique of polishing stones using a wheel, diamond dust and olive oil.

Formulated with synthetic snail venom, neuropeptides, and diamond dust, just massage the cream over fine lines and wrinkles under and / or over makeup to de-stress skin and diminish facial impurities.

After you will be indulged by a diamond dust polish in a 24k gold wrap with a head or foot massage.

This manifests itself primarily through experiments with materials — dirt, sugar, diamond dust, tarred feathers and cotton wool — but is also present at the level of curation, with all sorts of witty juxtapositions.

He stretches, glues, and sews them onto or into one another, sometimes treating these found supports with bleach, dyes, diamond dust, or other substances to make the final work.

Special Programs: — 1PM: Gary Lichtenstein Editions at Mana on the second floor invites you to experience a work in progress with artist Shelter Serra, who will be working on an edition with diamond dust.

2017, Oil and mixed media, found paintings, cd, records, gold leaf, diamond dust, assemblage on panel (artist made frame)

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.

Andy Warhol Reigning Queens: Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, 1985 Screenprints in colours with «diamond dust», on Lenox Museum Board, 100.0 x 80.0 cm NMSU University Art Collectoin © 2012 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS)

Trepte recreates the constellations in diamond dust and overlays the image with the word Aleph, «the oneness of god» in the Kabbalah and Judaic mysticism.

She alternates abstraction and standing nudes in gesso, oil, screen prints, and diamond dust.

Claridge's series represents Marilyn in symbolic black and white, enveloped in what has now become his trademark «diamond dust» as a nod to the glamour and opulence of Hollywood.

Marc Quinn Stealth Kate, 2013 Digital print w / silkscreen glaze & diamond dust 36.75 X 28 inches Edition of 75 For sale at Surovek

Acrylic, diamond dust and silkscreen on canvas.

The monochromatic photos are (rather gratuitously, I think) touched up and splashed with paint, and embellished — the gallery's word — with diamond dust, and gold and silver leaf.

Through his meticulous and unique process of utilizing hundreds of thin layers of hand - made paints, which incorporate metal specks, diamond dust, etc. along with pigment, Cohen creates tactile, almost viscous surfaces that seem to drip beyond the confines of two - dimensional space, an effect that is emphasized by the angularity of the panel emerging from the wall.

Dumas first takes photographs of her original imagery and manipulates them by using techniques such as relief, collage, translucent, matte, reflective or metallic substrates, diamond dust, and lighting.

As part of the wild art scene in New York in the early 1980s, Condo was close to painters such as Jean - Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, and worked for Andy Warhol's Factory, applying diamond dust to silkscreen.

stamped by the Estate of Andy Warhol and Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., numbered and initialed «VF PA87.003» on the overlap synthetic polymer paint, diamond dust and silkscreen ink on canvas 228.7 x 178.2 cm (90 x 70 1/8 in.)

Priced at # 1,250, Obey Lotus Diamond is a wonderful silkscreen piece with addition of diamond dust, printed on high quality somerset satin paper in edition of 75 pieces.

Sourcing iconic imagery from rare historic stamps, Bourke creates grid - like collages, hand - finished with elements of acrylic, ink, and diamond dust.

Inkjet collaged print with mixed media: silver leaf, diamond dust, ink and acrylic paint on board framed in perspex.

This collection of 12 pieces takes the well know Kiss image which is reproduced in all the different pop art colors — and the works are sprinkled with diamond dust.

The diamond dust - encrusted 1981 Andy Warhol painting «Joseph Beuys» was among the first day's sales.