Sentences with phrase «often painted shades»

Not exact matches

It's a fitting parallel for an artist whose work often draws its strength from its surroundings, letting light and shade dictate the final presentation of the painting's surface.

His gallery works are often brightly colored large - scale paintings or drawings, influenced by Hergé's ligne claire technique, emphasizing strong, clean lines over crosshatching and shading.

Using a varied palette, from bold, bright colors, to deep shades of blue, red, and green, Finley pushes the boundaries of painting, using color to create an optical depth in his work that is not often seen in two - dimensional paintings.

Her works — paintings and installations that often establish dialogue between one another — are characterised by the use of neutral shades such as black, grey and white, and by their geometric and essential nature.

Often creating muted paintings in shades of grey, silver, or black, Humphries's paintings rely on the simple gesture of a line or the soft imprint of her paintbrush to convey her intention.

He often begins by imposing a set of rules or structural limitations — restricting his palette to shades of grey, for example, or deliberately working at a slow pace, challenging himself to approach each painting differently.

On arrival, visitors are greeted by four large - scale works that are illustrative of a typical Waterfall painting: thick horizontal lines made in the upper reaches of the 3 - metre tall canvas, from which rivulets of paint dribble down over a background, creating a dichrome image, often tending to shades of black and white.

Too often, they focus solely on the data that is unflattering to singles while overemphasizing any statistics that paint marriage in an especially rosy shade.

The artist: Artist Mary Ann Nowak of Tinley Park, Ill., paints many of the flowers she nurtures — but getting a big floral display in shade is often difficult.

I'm a fan of white ceilings, but have discovered through some period research that ceilings were often painted the palest shade of cream / yellow because white paint was more expensive....

Honestly, I'm kinda famous for giving out the wrong color name since by the time I paint I have tested so many options, changed shades and my mind so often that I confuse even myself.

The richness of the paint shade stops it feeling cold, often a problem when choosing blue for a bedroom.

The soft shade works beautifully with antiques that have rich woods, and shades of pink often bring out the best in any painting.

as long as that colour is white» I made sure that I changed my mind about which walls should be which shade just often enough to force him to clean his paint brush everytime he started painting a new wall.

I've always enjoyed pale paint colors so much more than a lot of dark shades I see most often.

Even paint cards can be misleading — you'll quite often find that a colour looks more or less pigmented when applied to a large surface area and the exact shade will be affected by the light fall, size and even the contents of the room.