Sentences with phrase «painters use»

So my husband and I fell in love with repose gray after seeing your post, but we just had the painters use repose gray in our open concept living room and dining room which has a lot of natural sunlight and it looks blue!

Hi, a drop cloth is a large piece of inexpensive and low quality canvas fabric that painters use to catch paint spills.

Painters use oils, acrylics, or watercolors for specific reasons, as artists in other media choose to work with wood, metal, textiles, clay, etc. to fully express their ideas with intention.

Pop artists generally, Pop painters use two dimensional media images.

Bernhardt is hot the way painters use the word to mean wild - style chops and tons of visual energy.

Most painters use the support and material to create a surface on which they will create their painting; whereas I wanted the material, the structure and the support to make up the composition of the painting.»

Just like painters use a primer to create a base when they are painting a house, you should use a primer when painting your lips.

Creativity / Imagination: To be an artist, one has to be creative and imaginative and produce beauty out of raw materials (e.g., painters use blank canvas, colors, and brushes to create chef - d'oeuvres; sculptors form beautiful and inspiring pieces out of a variety of materials, some create masterpieces out of wood logs and chain saws; fashion designers design couture from unique fabrics and interesting patterns; musicians compose melodies from the alphabet of music; poets invent impactful stories out of simple words, etc.).

Painter used to be more like that, but it working on transitioning away from it.

The painters used materials such as a red lead that came from as far away as Spain, iron - earth pigment from Greece, and wood substrates — onto which the portraits were painted — from central Europe, he said.

We also know the painters used Egyptian blue in an unusual way to broaden their spectrum of hues.»

As demonstrated above, we can promote deep learning by encouraging multiple teachers working together in helping students to understand math in the context of science, coordinating timelines of scientific discovery and literature, and demonstrating how a painter uses light to express meaning.

Pierre - Auguste Renoir, Vincent van Gogh and other late 19th century painters used ultramarine and cobalt blue not just to depict nature, but to create moods and emotions.

It is like the canvas that a painter uses when realizing a masterpiece.

Richard is a Brighton based landscape painter using the South Downs for the starting point for many of his atmospheric landscapes.

I see painters using paint to sell their artwork, seemingly selling a «painting» more easily than a piece of not so popular media art, that of a «textile» piece of artwork.

When I think of a great painter using pink, Philip Guston comes to mind; in his works pink becomes a subversive color.

The show contains items from Richter's so - called «Atlas,» a collection of over 15,000 photographs, newspaper cuttings, sketches and other images that the painter used for inspiration, grouped together on panels.

His fascination with technological methods for producing paintings is also evident in the 2001 television program Secret Knowledge, in which Hockney posited that the Old Master painters used camera obscura techniques to project images of their subjects onto their paintings» surfaces, leading to the photographic quality of Renaissance painting.

Lu said, «in my opinion, from the ancient time to the present day, every painter uses paint to depict the world other than the paint — no matter figure, still life, landscape, and other things.

What tools have painters used through the ages?

This piece of art was created in 2012 and the painter used oil on canvas.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used acrylic on canvas.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used acrylic on paper.

It became one of the most productive instances of a painter using his fellow artist's work as inspiration in 20th - century art history.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used watercolor and pencil on paper.

This piece of art was created in 2011 and the painter used oil on paper.

This piece of art was created in 1996 and the painter used pastel on paper.

This piece of art was created in 2015 and the painter used oil on cardboard.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used watercolor on paper.

This piece of art was created in 2017 and the painter used acrylic on board.

This piece of art was created in 2012 and the painter used charcoal and acrylic on paper.

Visiting Robert Ruello's third solo exhibition at Inman Gallery, I was reminded of the term «abstract illusionism,» which critic Barbara Rose coined in the late 1960s to describe painters using trompe - l'oeuil devices to create spatial and other pictorial illusions in non-representational painting.

This piece of art was created in 2013 and the painter used pastel on black paper.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used acrylic on stretched canvas (3 pieces).

This piece of art was created in 2013 and the painter used mixed media on cardboard.

This piece of art was created in 2016 and the painter used acrylic on textured paper.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used acrylic on 3 stretched canvases.

Armand Fernandez, or just Arman, is a French artist who started out as a painter using traces of ink and paint left by different objects on his works, to later transfer his interest from painterly effects to the objects themselves.

This piece of art was created in 2011 and the painter used oil on canvas (stretched on cardboard).

This piece of art was created in 1998 and the painter used mixed media, collage on canvas.

This piece of art was created in 2018 and the painter used oil on stretched canvas.

This piece of art was created in 2015 and the painter used oil and acrylic on canvas.

This piece of art was created in 2016 and the painter used oil on wood.

This piece of art was created in 2014 and the painter used oil on canvas board.

The artists included in London Painters used paint not for the explosions of Abstract Expressionism, but rather to create a connection between artist and subject, to examine the emotions and internal struggles on both sides of the canvas.

Most Abstract Expressionist painters used color as an «ax,» to cut one area from another, and to identify planes and relationships.

The painters used the religious themes as metaphors to get at other subjects.

The distinct barn - like brick building was built in 1904 as a market for horses and carriages, and the painter used its large rooms with exposed brick as a painting studio from 1978 to 2005 (you can still see his canvas supports on the walls).

I didn't like the pedantic language the formalist painters used.