Sentences with phrase «of a spray gun»

If the paint is thicker, less will come out of the spray gun at once and you will have to move the gun much more slowly, and thus need more air!

Many of the pictures maintained a sense of monochromatic color but the range of surface and value created by his use of his spray guns lent tremendous expression to the paintings through drawing.

The PointZero comes equipped with three separate airbrush guns and a tutorial DVD, so you'll learn the basics of any airbrush project and be able to complete a variety of tasks, thanks to the range of spray guns included.

These lines were created by the tight nozzle of a spray gun, swooping up, down and around the surface of the canvas — the middle of it as well as its periphery..

Built up in layers of spray gun washes and palette knife zips, these fresh and original large - scale abstractions reference textiles, graffiti, and modernist painting through a pixilated haze of neon, dark night tones, and tempered pastels.

His use of spray guns left no distracting brush strokes that would infer human touch.

Through different angles and heights of the spray guns, the paint is rendered almost holographic in appearance, suggesting weightlessness and diffused light, an expression of pure color.

The needle of a HVLP spray gun is just that, it's a long thin bar with one needle sharp end that runs through the body of the spray gun that retracts when you pull the trigger and allows paint to pass where it is atomised by the air and comes out as a spray mist.

Engaging with the ongoing discourse on the possibilities and limitations of painting in contemporary art, Keltie Ferris's new body of work continues her signature use of the spray gun to explore those boundaries.

This was reflected in his early works such as Untitled (acrylic on canvas, 1967) and Dorado (acrylic on canvas, 1968), which heralded Christensen's use of a spray gun to create delicately choreographed loops of calligraphic color.

These works are actual imprints of naked female bodies covered in IKB on stretched canvases or paper, or negative images of these bodies achieved through the use of a spray gun.

As with the artist's use of the spray gun, this displacement mediates the directness of the painting process and adds a self - reflexive element to the installation.

His use of spray guns, window - washing squeegees, rakes, blasters, and house painting rollers were not the basis of his art but the vehicles that enabled him to strive for new ways of seeing.

And I've just got ta get one of those spray guns!

Some of these spray guns do not have a good motor and tend to spit out the paint more than an even spray.