Sentences with phrase «drawings with graphite»

With this new body of work, O'Neil has created twelve drawings with graphite and mixed media that range from small, immediate expressions to larger - scale, intricate drawings filled with groupings of mysterious symbols.

In my most recent work I create wall drawings with graphite.

When you draw with graphite on a white surface, you've got to spend a lot of time varying the pressure and switching between multiple H and B pencils to achieve a nice range of values.

For this exhibition Mark Garry focuses on the intimate connection between hand and head, exploring the grounding of skill in physical practice — the hand habits of striking a piano key or carving with a knife, drawing with graphite, sewing with thread.

For the past four decades, Sharon Brant has produced conceptually and aesthetically rigorous hard - edged paintings and drawings that commonly blur the lines between media — paintings are frequently drawn with graphite or pastel, extend outward from the wall into sculptural relief, or are mounted into complex, layered works on paper.

Not exact matches

This is drawn with pen and ink and graphite pencil on Strathmore heavy acid - free vellum.

This is an original pen and ink with graphite pencil drawing on Arches 300 lb.

(This drawing was done with graphite pencil on Arches coldpress acid free paper, measuring 5 ″ x7 ″ (13 cm x 18 cm).)

I usually pair them with a highly rendered graphite drawings or watercolors.

Graphene, a single atomic layer of graphite with a carbon - layered structure, has been drawing much attention because of its abundant electronic properties and the possibilities of application due to its unique electronic structure.

When you write or draw with a pencil, the graphite (the «lead» of the pencil) slides off in thin layers to leave a trail — the line on the paper.

Sample CO2 from collagen and marine shell was sent to KCCAMS where it was reduced to graphite at 550 °C using H2 and a Fe catalyst, with reaction water drawn off with Mg (ClO4) 2 (ref.

Sleeves are delicately simple, with a whisper of lace, and the bust defined with a detachable satin sash in shimmering graphite to draw the eye from a soft crossover neckline into a full swishing skirt.

Like Scorsese's Hugo, a faithful adaptation of a splendid young adult novel by Brian Selznick — who both writes his stories and illustrates them with evocative, black - and - white pencil and graphite drawings — Wonderstruck follows two parallel narrative tracks.

They have traditionally created their illustrations with a mix of graphite and Photoshop drawings, but for Ocean Meets Sky, they experimented with some entirely digital images.

The surfaces of these wooden works are variously inscribed with watercolor, enamel, and acrylic paint, lacquer, oil, colored pencil, and graphite — materials that they share with the drawings that trace the evolution of individual pieces.

Leslie Tonkonow did the same last year at her booth at Art Basel Miami Beach, where densely rubbed graphite drawings on paper scrolls unspooled from the wall with a majesty that attracted gaggles of admirers.

Daroim: Dusk Contraption Drawing with Magnetic Recording, and layered Indigo City Lust System, and Fragment Safety Dome with Above Ground Streamers and Nested Square Learning Center, 2013 Gouache, ink, colored pencil, graphite, and pastel on Fabriano Murillo paper 39.5 x 27.5 in.

From 1962 to 1981 Brice Marden explored the underlying geometries of the rectangle with a number of sumptuous drawings in graphite and beeswax.

Enigmatic and organic, the drawings are delicately realised in graphite and ink: Osiris is shown sitting on a watery black throne; a blindfolded figure with multiple top hats takes spectral shape against a network of fine lines in a reference to the late performance artist James Lee Byars and his trademark costume.

A de Kooning drawing, graphite, and other media on paper, erased by Rauschenberg and mounted in a gilded wood frame with label inscribed using a metal template in blue ink on paper by Jasper Johns, 25 1/4 × 22 3/4 × 1/2 in.

MARTIN PURYEAR, «Drawing for Maroon,» 1986/88 (black Conté crayon, with smudging, over graphite, on ivory wove paper).

Marshall Harris: Death Do Us Part The Fort Worth - based winner of the 2013 Hunting Art Prize makes his solo debut with a selection of graphite - on - Mylar drawings, photography, cast - resin sculpture and video work.

It includes the following: a series of five etchings realised with master printer Gregory Burnet in New York (Untitled, 2013), an ensemble of 16 works on paper (Mind Breath Drawings, graphite, 2012) and finally a mixed group of 11 drawings and paintings on canvases (all untitled, in graphite, acrylic and, except for three, inkDrawings, graphite, 2012) and finally a mixed group of 11 drawings and paintings on canvases (all untitled, in graphite, acrylic and, except for three, inkdrawings and paintings on canvases (all untitled, in graphite, acrylic and, except for three, ink, 2012).

The surfaces of the final works, stained with oils and acrylics, or embellished with delicate hand drawn geometric patterns in graphite or crayon, deliver Simpson's sculptural forms back to the realm of drawing.

In each work — a cut sheet from an artist's drawing pad mounted on its cardboard backing — he employs gestures with paint, graphite, line, or the shadow of the paper on its cardboard ground that resonate with his expanded notion of drawing.

«Portfolio (Monograms 2 of 2)», 2008 portfolio with three drawings (ink, graphite on paper), one polaroid, three colour prints 15 x 56 x 89 cm

With Eric Beltz's series of graphite - drawn needlework, Beltz calls the concept of Americana and nostalgia into crisis, by recrafting traditional female work (often considered lowbrow), into male - made High Art (with a capital «A») for the gallery wWith Eric Beltz's series of graphite - drawn needlework, Beltz calls the concept of Americana and nostalgia into crisis, by recrafting traditional female work (often considered lowbrow), into male - made High Art (with a capital «A») for the gallery wwith a capital «A») for the gallery wall.

Diego Rivera in Italy shares a booth with Leonore Carrington, in graphite drawings with Mary - Anne Martin.

Ceding varying degrees of aesthetic agency to programmatic procedures that give visual and linguistic form to statistics, sociocultural phenomena, and chance operations, he is best known for large, labor - intensive, colored - pencil - and - graphite drawings that creep and sprawl across their supports in accordance with eccentric, self - imposed directives.

«Portfolio (Monograms 1 of 2)», 2008 portfolio with two drawings (ink, graphite on paper), two polaroids, three colour prints (content installed in the window of Antiquariat Buchholz)

Ashley Oubré is an American self - taught artist, known for her large - scale drawings made with graphite powder, india ink and carbon pencil, created in a photorealistic style.

Referencing and empathizing with Susan Sontag's Illness as Metaphor, Bise's large graphite drawings reflect on the experience of his recent heart transplant accompanying entanglement in the medical system and the politics of illness.

Drawing for Collar (on altered table) 2010 Graphite on two sheets of vellum graph paper with collage 54.6 x 60.9 cm / 21.5 x 24 in

In his late work, in 2005, LeWitt started a series of scribble wall drawings which required filling the areas by scribbling with the graphite.

Robert Longo made a breakthrough at the very beginning of his career with his series of graphite and charcoal drawings of smartly dressed men and women named Men in the Cities.

Racheal Brühn now has a presence on the gallery wall, as well as the storeroom at Retrospect NSW (52 Jonson St, Byron Bay, NSW) with these watercolour and graphite drawings from a series of 30 yellow / black images.

December 4, 2013 - WE SPOKE MIRAGE, Robyn O'Neil's third exhibition with Talley Dunn Gallery, presents 20 drawings made with graphite, oil pastel and collage.

But even his solo work can feel like collaboration with himself: as biomorphic forms, knifed swaths of paint, and cartoony, graphite - drawn characters all converge in an Asian - feeling landscape space.

These artists created works on paper with the use of many different mediums to achieve their unique creative goal including, graphite drawing, etching, oil paint, collage, crayon, lithography, and watercolor.

You have drawn the girl's knickers just in outline with graphite on the canvas.

Having moved through vast series, working solely with graphite and then color mediums and then graphite, still and moving images — the common thread throughout O'Neil's career is her allegiance to drawing.

Now, contemporary Santa Fe - based artist Susan York takes graphite to new heights in her drawings and cast - graphite sculpture, installed throughout the Museum in dialogue with O'Keeffe's paintings and drawings.

For But not yet: in the spirit of linguistics, his 2015 solo show at moniquemeloche, the artist combined text and signifiers with graphite and paper to create deliberately worked diagrammatic drawings that were austere and poetic.

«Los Angeles - based artist Melissa Manfull creates an alternate reality of built form through intricate ink and graphite on paper compositions... With their oddball energy, these drawings sometimes recall the Dadaist montages of Hannah Hoch or Kurt Schwitters.

Drawn with bold and courageous lines, his graphite portraits transcend their subjects, revealing a broader human experience.

Created with a dry palette of graphite, gouache, and conté crayon on paper, the works feature biomorphic forms drawn from the worlds of physics, science fiction, anatomy, and horticulture.

In this exhibition, Geronimas shows a life - size wood and plaster bathtub, adorned with drawings carved into the surface and then covered in India ink and graphite powder.

Michael Bise: Love in the Kingdom of the Sick Referencing and empathizing with Susan Sontag's Illness as Metaphor, Bise's large graphite drawings reflect on the experience of his recent heart transplant accompanying entanglement in the medical system and the politics of illness.

As Williams explains, Diller, born in 1906 in the Bronx, experimented with cubism in the early»30s, as the earliest work in the exhibition, an untitled graphite drawing from 1930, makes clear.