Sentences with phrase «of acrylic paint applied»

The artist works on a foundation that consists of 12 to 15 layers of acrylic paint applied translucently, giving it an oscillating and yet invulnerable quality.

Each work consists of one colour of acrylic paint applied according to the range of sizes available in one standard pack of household brushes.

The paintings and works on paper are part of a series of portraits rendered delicately in pencil and luminescent fields of acrylic paint applied with a sponge or caressing brush.

The process begins with layers of acrylic paint applied to stretched plastic sheets, which are then peeled off to create a foundation.

Not exact matches

-LCB- And if you're using acrylic paint for your project, give the jars 24 hours dry time between coats of paint; otherwise when you apply the second coat it might peel off some of the first coat paint -RCB-

STEP 2: Take your foam brush and apply white acrylic paint all over the top of your wooden box.

Color Field pioneer Sam Gilliam, for example, first applied acrylic paint to raw, unprimed canvas by staining it like a piece of fabric, as realized in the sculpture - painting hybrid Hedge Sky.

Wilson uses humble tools: he applies acrylic paint with a drywall knife or house paint roller to geometric areas of canvas edged by masking tape.

The artist strips color from flags of African and African diaspora countries, leaving only the graphic stripes, stars, crescents, and shields, applied in black acrylic paint directly on raw canvas.

Like his late contemporaries Keith Haring and Jean - Michel Basquiat, Kenny Scharf has been a key figure in the translation of street - art culture from the walls and train yards of New York City to the fine - art galleries of Chelsea, applying the graffiti burner's tools of trade (spray paint, acrylic, scrawled words) to canvases.

In «bear fun,» it was the back of the found board that provided the perfect slippery surface, akin to oil paint, on which Moran instead applied acrylic and varnish with an expressive and lyrical energy.

Like a body encoded by textiles, a room can (momentarily) elide its physical reality through the application of provisional systems: a voile curtain over barred windows: bright acrylic paint applied to hard stone; an A4 drawing of flowers, tacked up with masking tape onto breeze block.

The acrylic paint is often thin and applied in one go, so most of the drawing beneath is still visible.

In her current work, Mari» is experimenting with different methods of applying acrylic paint through the use of unconventional objects, mediums, and textures.

Number 4 - 32 belongs to a particular subset of Stripe paintings in which Louis employed a long painting stick wrapped with cheesecloth to apply the acrylic paints at the top edge of the canvas, which he allowed to cascade down the painting's surface canvas.

As you may already know, Helen Frankenthaler was a pioneer of another technique called Color Fielding — a form of non-objective painting, that allowed for thinned - out oil or acrylic pigment to be applied, often times poured and spread, directly onto the unprimed canvas.

For the paintings in Point of Entry, Hollowell builds upon flat linen - covered panels by applying shapes carved from high - density foam that are then sealed with a mixture of sawdust and acrylic medium.

He creates his Submersion Paintings, in intense blues and saturated magentas, by staining untreated canvases with rich washes of acrylic paint before applying a thick layer of gesso.

Take that «core» and apply it to the strikingly different later acrylic and collage paintings of 1972 and 1973, specifically the Arabian Nights fantasy titled Flying Carpet with its Klimt touch of golden fabric.

To create her paintings, she builds upon flat linen - covered panels by applying shapes carved from high - density foam that are then sealed with a mixture of sawdust and acrylic medium.

Finally, he applies as many as 40 layers of acrylic paints to create the final work.

For her elegant exhibition «Time Being,» abstract artist Sky Pape created expressive works on paper using a combination of Sumi ink, water, gouache, and Flashe acrylic paint, applied with homemade brushes and palm fronds.

The San Francisco dealer Jessica Silverman has a knack for putting together memorable booths at art fairs, and her selection of paintings by the Canadian - born, Berlin - based artist Shannon Finley was a knockout, presenting a suite of abstractions that the artist created by using a palette knife to apply acrylic that he mixed with gels for a satiny, opalescent effect.

Although she follows a fixed method in her painting, applying purely geometrical shapes to a classic 48 x 38 cm portrait format in layer after layer of oil and acrylic paint, her painting is far removed from serial production.

John applied bright red and black acrylic paint onto newspaper to create this one - of - a-kind original artwork measuring 15 inches high by 11 inches wide.

More lightly applied than at first appears, Tomasko's acrylic and oil washes admit plenty of air, and she sweeps confidently across corners with a blast of spray paint that offer a revealing contrast, with their blurred edges, with the inter-woven tighter cuts of blue.

Their self - reflexive but coded titles refer to materials used and basic production details: «S. P.» in S. P. / R # 113 (all works 2013) is shorthand for «suspended»; «R» stands for red, the color of the acrylic, enamel, or Day - Glo paint applied to each plate; «# 1,» the chronological order in which the work of the series was made in a year; and «13,» the year in which the work was completed.

Her playful acrylic abstractions on paper focus more on the geometric patterning of interlocking diagonals, which she breaks up with loosely applied paint, dripping through the composition.

Then Betts uses a CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) machine to apply single drops of acrylic paint to canvas.

Employing the old technique of «layer painting», Fomenko applies the practice in a modernized way and injects bright primary shades of acrylic paint onto the canvas, before awakening his subjects of surrealism with oils by using broad brushstrokes.

The British artist, Shaun McDowell, has worked to create distinct series of paintings using different materials and applications in each body — acrylic paint applied by hand, oil stick drawn and smudged, oil paint applied wet on dry to build up layers of clear independent marks that form a whole.

Heavily influenced by number tables that translate visually into meditative patterns of kaleidoscope colors, Eric's work is created by meticulously applying acrylic paint directly from the tube onto surfaces of aluminum and wood panels.

On display are small animal sculptures made of bronze on which Merrick applied a thick layer of acrylic paint.

When elements of the work were rejected by censors ahead of its inclusion in a biennial in China, rather than withdraw Sze created Calendar Series China Revision, 2015, applying strips of black acrylic paint to cover the content proscribed by the censors — all news references to China.

The method begins by applying thick layers of oil paint, or carving acrylic paint, into the canvas.

Work No. 1102 2011 consists of four thick horizontal rectangular strokes of bright red acrylic paint applied across a commercially prepared and unframed canvas.

The British artist, Shaun McDowell, has worked to create distinct series of paintings using different materials and applications in each body — acrylic paint applied by hand, oil stick drawn and smudged, oil paint applied wet on dry to build up layers of...

Deriving from a traditional practice, Wang produces his Coffin paintings by working with his canvas resting flat on the studio floor, systematically applying layers of acrylic paint in alternating colors — at times monochromatic, at times colorful — resulting in a densely stratified surface.

Work No. 1104 2011 consists of six thick horizontal rectangular strokes of deep opaque pink acrylic paint applied across a commercially prepared and unframed canvas.

But perhaps most startling were Fleming's paintings opposite those new geometric abstractions: broad canvases with thick, oily smears of acrylic forcefully applied to their surfaces.

He then applies it to canvas, often setting the dry acrylic pieces into a field of wet paint, essentially creating inlaid paintings where the sense of spatial relations is not readily apparent.

The optically titillating large - scale paintings are made by applying layers of acrylic paint to a canvas in a pre-determined order, resulting in heavily - built surfaces that take on illusionistic depth as the tone scale varies.

The Skyscape series employs acrylic painting on digital pigment print and was heavily influenced by my experience of applying for permanent residency in the United States.

The mineral effect of the surfaces of the objects derives from the metal plating applied to chairs and bicycles, fans, watering cans, and other objects, whereas the uniformity of color derives from the acrylic paint that Arman uses as coating or glue.

In his practice of creating abstract paintings Patrick Wilson uses humble tools — he applies acrylic paint with a drywall knife to drag layers of translucent and dense coats of paint across the canvas to progressively build rectilinear spaces of line, pigment, light, and texture.

The contrast between natural and man - made is highlighted through the use of applied materials to the wooden canvas, which range from graphite drawings, acrylic, mixed media, enamel paint and resin.

An even surface of polymer resin is applied to the hard - edged acrylic paint job, adding a thickness and sheen that becomes brilliantly apparent after a thorough going over with a propane torch to remove air bubbles.

He rigorously hand - paints his works, slowly applying layers of acrylic to wood panel, canvas or paper.

But all of the objects here use some form of black pigment — ink, spray paint, acrylic, graphite — applied to canvas, Mylar or found paper.

Mario Yrisarry stenciled and sprayed his canvases with acrylic paint, exploring non-traditional, non-brush methods of applying pigment during the 1960s and 70s in New York.