Sentences with phrase «on an easel with»

You'll do your wall canvas art painting on an easel with 5 basic brushes and DecoArt Americana Acrylic paint colors specially selected to help you create your own masterpiece.

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In keeping with tradition, the official announcement of the birth will be made by placing a notice on an easel in the forecourt of the queen's London home, Buckingham Palace.

Step outside and take the classroom with you: water stations, art easels, mini-tables and even a mud kitchen put learning on a whole new level.

This robot, from France - based Robosoft, features a touch - screen display on an easel and a bowling ball — size white head with a «face».

He could find and grab a coffee cup placed on the center island in his kitchen; play soccer with his daughter Emma in their large downstairs playroom, kicking the ball back and forth over some 15 feet; play rock - paper - scissors; and compete in a game of tic - tac - toe by identifying x's and o's on paper mounted on an easel.

Encourage your little Picasso - in - training to express their creativity in colorful drawings on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Wooden Activity Easel with Storage from Delta.

He's in a small multipurpose room with plenty of distractions around — an easel with markers, a sink in the corner, and perhaps most distracting of all, a box of doughnuts on the counter.

The 7 - inch hybrid portable TV has a suggested retail price of $ 169 and comes with an 800x480 high resolution widescreen LCD screen featuring 500:1 contrast ratio, hybrid ATSC or Mobile DTV reception, AC power or up to 3 hours of playback time on a built - in Lithium Polymer battery that can recharge while plugged in to a wall outlet or auto power source, real - time signal strength indicator, closed captioning capability, easel - back stand, English / Spanish display and 360 degree adjustable antenna.

I spend a lot of time with my tablets in cradles or on easels.

In the example photo, a simple 8.5 × 11 sign was printed on card stock, then attached to cheap foam board with spray adhesive for a nice, rigid display for the easel.

With a gentle nod to Hilton London Bankside's passion for art and design, the television in the bedroom stands on an easel.

However, you can paint with them on a table or a drawing board, whereas the bounce of stretched canvas tend to require you to work upright on an easel.

I'm glad you've returned to your easel and can get back on track with the passion that got you into art in the first place.

She noted: «I did not want a small gesture, standing at the easel with a sable brush... I literally wanted to break free, put it on the floor, throw the paint around... «1

Painting outside in public can be hazardous in such a culturally deprived location, by this I mean — the people walking by and comment on your painting are likely to heap insane amounts of praise (sometimes for just setting up an easel — with a white canvas!)

Rail: The thing that strikes me about the one with the easel is that there are three discrete views: the palette, the painting of the landscape on the easel, both of which are cropped by the painting's edges, and your shadow on the grass.

He did away with easel stretchers, preferring to drape huge canvases like laundry on a line.

The Incendiary Nocturne paintings lean heavily on earlier masterworks of this era, especially the Romanticist paintings of J.M.Turner (1775 - 1851) whose The Eruption of the Souffrier Mountains looks as though it was painted on an adjacent easel with the same palette of burnt umber and cadmium yellow.

If Picasso's «late period» is commonly associated with an art rich in formal invention, in the case of Giorgio de Chirico it is a period of revisiting earlier motifs, such as the representation of the sun on an easel.

Mayoral gallery's approximation of Joan Miró's studio, with masterworks mounted on easels, greets visitors at the entrance to the pier, and Abstract Expressionist icons are widespread throughout, with Frank Stella's cartoonish, technicolor forms appearing in particular frequency following the artist's recent retrospective at the Whitney Museum.

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Here, between 1947 and 1951, Pollock made his famous drip paintings, abandoning the easel, laying canvases horizontally on the floor and applying ordinary enamel house paint with the sweep of his arm.

Consequently, the relatively small, easel - scale paintings of the Southern Californians revealed a freshness in their coming to terms with reductive form that occurred on a much different level than the physical / material emphasis of Minimal art in New York.

(In Santa Monica, lest the point be missed, Thomas propped a massive collage, Landscape with Camouflage, on an oversize easel.)

He came to wider public attention when, along with Pauline Boty, Derek Boshier and Peter Phillips, he featured in Ken Russell's Monitor film on pop art, Pop Goes the Easel, broadcast on BBC television in 1962.

He encouraged me to be a painter and had me sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur me on.

[6] He introduced his daughter to painting [7] and «had [her] sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur [her] on».

A cross between Western geometric abstraction and the geometric ornamentation of Islamic art, it combines the visual impact of easel painting with the physical experience of design on an architectural scale.

She has cited a collection of photographs of Jackson Pollock working on his paintings on the floor, as an early inspiration which encouraged her to work without brushes and with physical movements, unlike those of conventional easel painters.

Working within a two - dimensional, rectangular format typically associated with easel painting, Nuvolo introduced new techniques that relied on tension and textural variation, using a range of materials that include commonplace textiles as well as deerskin.

Nairne explained that they had also worked closely with Freud's long - standing Studio Manager and friend David Dawson, who is the subject of the painting that stood on Freud's easel when he passed away.

Many of my original paintings are painted «plein air» or on location with an easel out in the elements.

They «broke free» from traditional painting methods (like keeping the canvas on an easel, or painting with traditional tools like brushes).

I obsess with the demon on the easel.»

The paintings of the library books are done from life, with Twilley painting them propped on her easel.

The preface to the catalogue of his first exhibition said, «With him, a picture grows, not in the head, but on the easel - from a collage, through a series of drawings, to an oil.

Gorky goes directly to the back, but Reznikoff wants to see what's on the easel, which is facing away from him; he goes around and it's a small still - life with an apple.

When Pollock moved from easel painting to dripping or pouring paint onto a canvas spread on the floor, he was able to get long, continuous lines impossible to get by applying paint to a canvas with a brush.

Artist abandoned the conventions of brush and easel and played with new materials and methods of artistic gesture: commercial paints and housepainter's brushes, working on unstretched and unprimed canvases, moving the canvas to the floor, and applying paint with hands.This essential introduction spans the international breadth, conceptual depth, and seismic impact of Abstract art with a thorough survey not only of the big names such as Picasso, Klee, Kline, Rothko, and Pollock, but also lesser - known figures who made equally significant abstract contributions, including Antoni Tàs; pies, K.O. Götz, Ad Reinhardt, and Sophie Taeuber - Arp.

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Worked in a shared university setting at St. Olaf College, fired the largest wood fired kiln in the Northern Hemisphere at St. John's University in MN during a traditional Japanese studio apprenticeship, studied ceramics with Japanese masters at Kansai Gaidai in Osaka, Japan, apprenticed under a Maine bookbinder on a summer whim resulting in her now 14 year residency in the state, run a restoration and fine bookbinding business in 3 State Theater studios, half a residential South Portland duplex and finally the basement of her house, shared broom sized apartment studio nooks, rented various studio's equipment and cubbies and moved her own office in with her easel at RWS while she managed 3 apartment buildings on the East End.

The Active Space was set up with 19 easels facing the front of the room where repeat episodes of Bob Ross were projected on a screen.

After a short stint working for the WPA's Federal Art Project's easel painting division, Gottlieb spent two years (1937 - 39) on the edge of the Arizona desert, painting barren landscapes with sage brush and cacti.

After studying at the Academy, I went out into the landscape with a straw hat on my head, a French easel, an oval wooden palette, oil paints, and sable brushes.

These provide suggestions of configurations, and an image, perhaps life - size or a little bigger, of what looks like a cross between a cat's indoor playground, with material pillars perfect for scratching, and a complex bird's house with huts perfect for resting, printed on PVC and draped over an easel.

The drawings as well as a picture book he made for the children will be brought to the UK for the first time and exhibited alongside Dix's more familiar paintings with highlights including Portrait of the Photographer Hugo Erfurth with Dog 1923, Self - Portrait with Easel 1926 and Reclining Woman on a Leopard Skin 1927.

McLaughlin's easel paintings, never more than 4 or 5 feet on a side, also dispense with the public scale of a mural, which New York School painters demanded.

With approximately one hundred works, from his paintings of consumer products in the early 1920s to the work left on his easel at his death in 1964, the exhibition will highlight Davis's unique ability to transform the chaos of everyday life into a structured yet spontaneous order that communicates the wonder and joy that can be derived from the color and spatial relationships of everyday things.

His fresh, vigorous last painting, with its uncannily prescient «Fin» and jostling shapes and letters, left on the easel the day before his death, ends the exhibition with a bang.

I came up with a great (free) solution to the benefits of painting on a wall and using an easel (which allows the artists legs to be under the painting when sitting).