Sentences with phrase «edges of the picture»

Length of the leveling staff (White) at the upper edge of the Picture: 5 meters.

At the top edge of the picture are the two large spiral galaxies M88 and M91.

For Kindle, gray lines tend to show on one or more edges of the pictures when using Microsoft Word unless the file is saved as web page, filtered.

The suppression of the difference between painted and unpainted surfaces causes pictorial space to leak through - or rather, to seem about to leak through - the framing edges of the picture into the space beyond them.»

For instance, the Outdoor Butterfly wall art (# 12) could be pretty anywhere, and we adore the Wicker Heart Lantern, seen just to the right edge of our picture (# 12).

Preoccupied with the relationship of the image to the containing edge of the picture, Noland created a series of studies of concentric rings or bullseyes (targets), which used unlikely but great color combinations.

There will be a constant tension at the edges of the picture: does a particular saying represent too neatly the needs of the early Church?

The virtual setting can be modified to mimic common hallucinations by making the walls appear to be closing in, photographs of one person's face morph into another's, and straight lines such as the edge of picture frames wobble.

The 1080p transfer starts out fine, but quickly begins to wobble in consistency and then that pesky banding begins at the edges of the picture.

By pushing the image to the edges of the picture plane the subject connects with the viewer by making direct eye contact.

Till now I only cut the edges of my picture to remove the paper tape.

Vignetted - some background is painted but only to focus attention on the main image, with blank areas at the edges of the picture:

Often the edges of these pictures are left unfinished and raw - underscoring the look and feel of modernity.

They also make them difficult to read, by gaps, drips, omissions, and odd breaks across the edge of the picture.

Mental maps form the basis of his working method: they push against the edges of the picture plane; his larger paintings exceed a strictly 2D plane, being more like relief sculptures, employing layer upon layer of collaged forms — abstract painting, ephemera from travel, photography and juxtaposed linear structures — to denote the performative aspect of his initial research.

With layered washes of similarly hued watercolors, the canvases of this London - based German artist seem at first monochromatic, but slight changes in light or a viewer's position reveal clusters of dancers, a single body pressed up against the edges of the picture plane, or a moonlit landscape.

The back wall is a broad band of ivory; the counter top, which stretches on both sides beyond the edge of the picture, denying its recession in space, is a series of stripes - green, white, red, blue, teal - and - blue in descending order - and the striping continues at the back of the crowded deli case.

His experiments progressed from bevelling the edges of his pictures to removing them from the stretcher altogether, turning them into paint - spotted sculptures, draped and crumpled and pinched into three dimensions.

Active shapes hover within the edges of a picture plane, demarcating the painting while the use of primitive materials such as beeswax and asphalt add to a certain physical - ness.

You can see that I'm painting this in a vignette format, ie: the edges of the picture are left unpainted.

Griffiths» subjects glow softly at the edge of the picture plane, with such carefully observed and surprising detail that the viewer is compelled into contemplation.

There are customary systems for composing an image which become clear after a long day of trolling artists» websites — central shapes, which fit comfortably inside the edges of the picture plane, and room for the eye to move back in space.

This is further demonstrated in a series of aquamarine gouaches and embroideries on calico, particularly in the Full Love (2012) triptych or in Deep Blue Mass (2012), where the figure almost flows off the edge of the picture, immersed in a subconscious tidal wave of thoughts and feelings.

By 1965 Olitski had evolved a radically innovative technique of laying down atmospheric blankets of colored spray on the canvas, marked at first by barely discernible straight - edged value changes near the edge of the picture and later by acrylic paint dragged along portions of the edge.

Pictures often sit inside of pictures, but the edges of pictures and objects are rarely subjected to serious challenge; we are presented with distinct whole pictures and objects.

Olson: In some of the paintings in your current exhibition, the central black bands break the edge of the picture plane, extending beyond.

It makes me think of Downes» idea of letting the composition find the edge of the picture plane.

I asked whether the edge of the picture was painted or raw canvas.

Having as much to do with Abstract Expressionism as the interplay of characters in a Raphael fresco, the artist uses the edges of the picture plane and his center of attention to focus on conscious and unconscious assumptions about images.

Each image might evoke anger, amusement, or exhaustion; some shapes seem to lean against the edge of the picture plane for support.

Specially made cobweb broom, dust peeking over the edge of the picture rails!