Sentences with phrase «glass painting technique»

Not exact matches

Like this DIY Faux Mercury Glass Technique I used with Krylon's Looking Glass spray paint to acheive the look of Mercury Glass!

While in that project I painted the outside of the glass, this time I wanted to try painting the inside of the glass, which is what the intended technique for this spray paint is (if you want the reflective side to show on the outside).

Mitzi Kugler, fused glass artist and sculptor, combines techniques to create three - dimensional sculptural paintings.

In this lush and tranquil location of the «forest of rain», Ola and Marie work on their glass art in a variety of glass making techniques, including glassblowing, fusing, slumping and painting.

He begins by outlining the composition with gold stained glass paint in a technique similar to ancient Asian cloisonné.

Gabriele T. Raacke will show surrealist imagery executed in the technique of reverse glass painting.

Nancy Daubenspeck and Neema Lal both utilize a subtractive technique, Daubenspeck taking away and retouching layers of casein paint while Lal sandblasts her glass sculpture.

She has consistently explored new materials, including glass, video and painting and has frequently mixed diverse techniques and referenced influences seen as contradictory such as expressionism, minimalism, and surrealism, managing to transmit a polysemous discourse at once refined and ludic.

Classic in - camera and studio techniques such as masking, double - exposure and glass matte painting have been used.

Brazilian artist Kim Poor will exhibit a series of paintings in various mediums, including her unique technique of glass fused on the steel plate, baptised «Diaphanism» by Salvador Dali.

Wilson worked with Venetian craftsmen to develop an innovative process for layering traditional Murano glass mirrors together and also conceived of a technique that reversed the centuries - old mirror making tradition — etching and painting the verso black rather than silver — in order to lend a ghostly appearance to the reflection that the mirror casts.

Since the mid-1960s, Corse has developed an innovative technique that involves mixing acrylic paint with tiny glass beads commonly used in the white lines of lane dividers on highways and painting vertical bands onto the canvas.

Their work in graphic design, drawing and painting, glass, ceramics, fiber, printmaking, photography, and sculpture show a diverse range of ideas and techniques.

She has developed particular skills by using a technique for painting on glass known as Verre Eglomise which was developed in the 1920s and practiced by artists like Franz Marc and Paul Klee.

When she became interested in glass and translucency in painting — or when the watercolor medium and techniques couldn't support her vision for a piece — she took a workshop in glasswork.

In recent works, Athol has been exploring the Victorian technique of painting on glass, trapping the image behind a new glossy surface.

There, she further developed her artistic sensibility through encounters with traditional craftsmanship, indigenous art forms such as Turkoman jewelry and clothing, coffee house paintings and the technique of reverse - glass painting, resulting in a period of artistic discovery that culminated in commissions in Iran and exhibitions in Europe and the United States.

The UK exhibitions will include examples of many of the techniques used by the artist such as the Song of Songs (which combines lithography and helio - relief) at The Black - E gallery in Liverpool; sprayed automotive lacquer, plastics, ceramics, china painting and glass at Riflemaker; and a variety of works on paper and needlework at Ben Uri.

The Prize is aimed at artists working in one or more of the following media: drawing, printing, installation, painting, performance, photography, digital art, sculpture, sound art, video, mixed media, decorative art (textiles and material, glass, wood, metal, ceramics, mosaic, paper or other techniques).

Kerstin Brätsch interrogates painting by introducing alternative crafts, trades, techniques, and art forms into her «brushwork» — from paper marbling methods to stained glass.

Working in a variety of media and techniques (e.g. old - fashioned items such as woodcuts, glass painting and pressed flowers), Andrea Büttner references religious and spiritual themes in her practice.

Her techniques have included the use of electric light, ceramic tiles, and glass microspheres, with which she creates simple geometric configurations that give structure to the luminescent internal space of her paintings.

I still think it turned out pretty nice — and FYI, that spray paint is what you would use for doing this technique on a piece of glass instead of a mirror.

With a variety of goodwill glass pieces, a little spray paint, and the scratched mercury technique, you can get your own unique and vintage looking mercury glass in no time at all!

You could get a really nice second - hand brass fixture, paint it with ASCP (with a really great technique) and maybe add some wooden or glass beads.

Using the same vinegar / water and paper towel technique, apply the glass paint to the under side or bottom of the dinner sized glass plates.