Sentences with phrase «loaded brush»

Looking at the painting with me he explains how he achieved the rainbow stripes by loading a brush with contrasting colours and drawing it across the canvas.

Willem de Kooning (1904 - 1907) used with loaded brushes and garish colors that seemed to collide rather than settle down into co-existence.

Nonetheless, a shaving bowl is not all that essential, as you can always build up the lather directly on your face after loading the brush with soap.

The first is darkly tonal and composed of soft - edged, loosely interlocking or overlapping patches of colour executed with swift strokes of a lightly loaded brush, the paint seeping and staining into the unprimed canvas.

Bill Scott will be exhibiting a painting in Loaded Brush: The Oil Sketch and the Philadelphia School of Painting at Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts from September 23, 2017 to Febraury 4, 2018.

The puck of soap feels relatively hard to the touch, but when you start loading your brush it has no trouble picking up soap.

It is for this reason that brush manufacturers today load their brushes with standard knots, pre-made in China.

The brush applicator is really nice and it covers the nail completely at one go; you don't need to load the brush continuously.

Dip the brush in the cinnamon / baking soda powder mix (just a little is required — do not load the brush with soda);

His method portrays a balance between vigorous expression and hard - edged control, featuring loaded brush strokes against architectural compositions as in The Black Line, 1960 - 61.

In Corner and Paul's Studio (both 2015) the artist minimally indicates vertical, horizontal, and diagonal supports in relation to the «room» of each painting, often with a heavily loaded brush.

Load the brush only half way with paint, so that it doesn't pool up inside the stencil.

The bowl is handy and I expect to reuse it when the soap eventually runs out, no need to remove soap to build a lather in a separate dish but I have found that it does better if you build the lather in a separate bowl after loading the brush.

These images of Vicious resonate with the photographs of Pollock buried beneath them, wherein Pollock is (partially) seen either standing over a canvas that has been spread out on the studio floor, hand extended with loaded brush — a performative gestural flourish is frozen in time — or else he is seen sitting or even lying down with cigarette in hand, his body seemingly relaxed in a post-creation, almost post-coital state of exhaustion.

I tried lathering my loaded brush on my hand as well as in a shaving bowl.

More than enough for a 3 pass shave if you load your brush properly.

Load your brush up and sweep the powder onto the skin evenly.

You'll want to do this every day until both cats are fine (i.e., indifferent) to the scent - loaded brush, and then continue doing this until the cats are physically integrating with each other.

Gorvy curated The Loaded Brush, mounted by Christie's in November 2016, which was the first selling exhibition of international twentieth century art in Asia by any auction house.

He is also starting to let paint find its own way, with splatters or the tip of a loaded brush pressed flat.

Monet is sketching with a loaded brush.

Ugarte restricts himself to the mark of a loaded brush, like a simpler David Reed, dragged across the center of an empty field — and then he recreates or reimagines the mark, painstakingly, on paper or canvas.

This fluid abstract painting is intuitively made with a loaded brush graphite and acrylic on linen.

Leslie's canvases embodied Harold Rosenberg's exhortation to artists to paint with a loaded brush and energetic execution.

According to Allan Stone, «Leslie's work has an indisputable signature: the architecture, the wielding of the loaded brush, and the consistently present double vertical bands.

Organic shapes and tangled marks are executed with a loaded brush, allowing the figures to exist in a field of constant motion despite painting's persistent stillness.

She draws in paint with a loaded brush while bringing together various forms of mechanical and digital reproduction, essentially bridging a binary that the art world has focused on since the 1960s: the hand - painted versus the machine - made.

With a loaded brush, the artist has picked out highlights of fenders and chrome trim, nailing details that would seem fussy in less confident hands.

I associate this banded - brushstroke technique with Howard Hodgkin, who has for many years made occasional use of a rougher sort of proto - gradient, loading his brushes with multiple colors and laying in blunt and / or sensuous strokes of thick, multicolored paint.

If the earlier group seems to anticipate the late paintings of Cy Twombly, the difference is that Bluhm's works are more frenetic, with the splashes and drips conveying a violent encounter between the surface and the artist's loaded brush; the drips become a steady stream of tears.

From the beginning he restricted his colors and painted methodically with a loaded brush.

Next, and in stark contrast, Zinsser applies a second color often in thick, visceral marks with a heavily - loaded brush, palette knife, squeegee, or other device.

His meditatively repetitive works are structured by the act of painting itself: he begins with a loaded brush and then applies paint methodically until it is spent, before starting again.

Thick red drips from a loaded brush seem almost readable and almost human, and enamel shades just one of seven canvases like a dark cloud.

Often she recapitulates signature styles of the recent past, from a loaded brush for Willem de Kooning to the restrained geometry of Ellsworth Kelly.

In these works he had dispensed with the more formal traditional technique of drawing and under - painting in favor of working directly on the canvas with a loaded brush.

Jaudon appears to use a fairly wide, loaded brush or a palette knife.

The catalogue notes that Bacon boldly confronts his subjects and that Barker here is «presently almost filmically, in two fleeting moments,» adding that «He appears to fidget across the canvases, each subtle movement intensified by Bacon's exceptional motion of his loaded brush.»

Load your brush with lots of dripping color and let it run down the surface of your painting as you apply it to the «right» place.

Greenberg was speaking about «The stroke left by a loaded brush or knife.»

Neither of them could be accused of using a loaded brush.

Thomas, for her part, was perfectly okay with the slightly sculptural appearance produced when she touched her loaded brush to the smooth white canvas.

At one point or another, all of them were considered «Second Generation» Abstract Expressionists (or followers of Willem de Kooning) who were guilty of painting with a loaded brush, or what Clement Greenberg called the «Tenth Street Touch.»

While participants are quietly working away on their large - scale paintings, I find a moment to add more color to my demo, chatting with students as they ask questions about color intensity, loading the brush and brushwork.

It is not an optical illusion, but a graphite grid with its subdivisions filled in a darker grey by the single touch of a loaded brush to the canvas.

Motherwell would load his brush with paint then vigorously whip the brush onto the flat canvas, an exercise in force against resistance that created visually striking images paralleling the same kind of slapping motion of sea waves against the bulkhead.

If Stella, Rauschenberg and Johns perceived AbEx's emotional signifiers — the loaded brush, the dripping paint — as headed toward hotel lobby kitsch, the latter two, Southern gentlemen both, tweaked those signifiers by imitating them in an irreverent context.