Sentences with phrase «paintings on planks»

He guided us through his experiences as an artist showing us his wide range of materials used and processes employed, from suspended natural materials to subway station mosaics to geometric paintings on planks of wood.

(Side note: I used the Benjamin Moore Advance paint on the planks and molding.

Not exact matches

The Plank principles are drilled into new employees during a weeklong orientation, and they're painted all over the hallways at company headquarters, a former Procter & Gamble factory on the Baltimore waterfront.

The ballpark wasn't much of a structure — crude wooden planks, corrugated tin roof and chicken wire — but he was so pleased to own it that he painted the red and white O6 brand on the fences.

Your DIY sign turns out wonderfully, I crafted my own sign through following your trick and printed some inspirational quoted on vinyl then install it on painted wooden plank..

Amongst our favorite artworks being exhibited here are Marc Dennis» realistic still - life painting of luscious flowers at Dallas» Cris Worley Fine Arts, Francis Upritchard's gesturing bronze figure at London «s Kate MacGarry, Jason Middlebrook's geometric abstraction on an elm plank at New York «s Ameringer McEnery Yohe, Luis Gispert's abstraction made by embedding gold chains in a field of black stones at Palma de Mallorca's Lundgren Gallery, and Klara Kristalova's ceramic sculpture of animals in a tub at Lehmann Maupin, with galleries in New York and Hong Kong.

Mr. McCracken hit on the plank idea in 1966, in a period when artists across the stylistic spectrum and on both coasts were combining aspects of painting and sculpture in their work and many were experimenting with sleek, impersonal surfaces.

In the next room — a low - ceilinged former workshop — Barlow gathered pipes, planks and flattened cardboard boxes, taping them together to form a ceiling - scratching bundle, clad on one side with a mosaic of irregularly sized, painted rectangles of plywood joined into a flat sheet to form a canvas - insinuating plane (untitled: stashhoarding).

Middlebrook, who is based in New York and has not exhibited on the West Coast in over a decade, presents 20 of his signature «Plank» paintings.

To emphasise the importance of taking most of the paint off on a kitchen towel, I completed the whole of the planking with only a little more than one brushload of paint!

Untitled (Tate) Artist: Peter Fischli born 1952 Artist: David Weiss 1946 - 2012 Date: 1992 - 2000 Classification: installation Medium: Acrylic paint on polyurethane foam, wooden pallets, wooden plank Dimensions: display dimensions variable Purchased with assistance from Tate Members, Tate International Council and the Art Fund 2007 © Peter Fischli and the estate of David Weiss, courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery, New York

Thus launched a significant series whereby Katz painted directly on a plank of wood — or, in subsequent decades, a sheet of aluminum — only to excise the image with an electric saw.

Richter's planks of high keyed colour limply floating on blurry photo - like painterly residue is a sort of «sign» for an «abstract painting» - it is not the thing itself.

We have put down vinyl planks in an entry way and in a unit that had painted hardwood floors and have been happy with the flooring so far and plan to use it on everything else in the future.

I have tucked away many of your tutorials for projects for us to do — «boob» lights (done), Irish blessing sign & how to make an easy DIY signs, faux fireplace, furniture makeovers, herb garden, on the siding, planked walls (two rooms done, one to go - LOVE your paint choice of Alabaster and Jenna Sue dsesigns way behind master bed) etc..

Our foyer table was a Craigslist find too that was a simple flip just by using some paint and a few planks nailed on top.

And, remember, the winning color will only be on a couple small walls (the rest of the room will be clad in white - painted wood planks)- so not only will the bed & bedding not be touching whichever wall color wins, it will be on the opposite side of the room from it too!

This week, I'm painting planks by the pine tree that's (still) on my porch.

My personal favs here would be the blue planked wall, with the black brackets on the mantle (that's really works well by the way) And white painted cabinets.

floor stain: clear, satin Varathane (Lowes) desk paint: «Graphite» (Annie Sloan) ceiling and closet planks: Lowes closet doors and doorknobs: Southern Accents (Cullman, Alabama) curtains: Lenda (Ikea) curtain rods: Walmart curtain rings: Walmart blinds: Home Depot wall sconces: Schoolhouse Electric ceiling light: Barn Light Electric bedside corbels: Junk Bonanza (Shakopee, Minnesota) carpet tiles: «Soft Spoken» in Linen (Flor) bed: used to belong to Kevin's parents white quilt: Pottery Barn (Pick - Stitch) blue and white striped blanket: Schoolhouse Electric brown and white, buffalo check blanket: Schoolhouse Electric euro pillow # 1: Schoolhouse Electric euro pillow # 2: Schoolhouse Electric bolster pillow: Schoolhouse Electric burlap pillow: The Nest on Etsy ticking stripe pillow case: Pottery Barn (discontinued) stool: J&G Flea Market (Prattville, Alabama) desk lamp: Target «Oh How I Love Thee» burlap art: Burlap Art by Elizabeth on Etsy bingo tin: Etsy glass pencil container: Pottery Barn (discontinued) pencils: Pottery Barn (discontinued) blue «I love you» pen:?

We are just completing a renovation in a new to us home in the mountains and in the great room / kitchen / main floor we have medium hickory distressed wide plank floors, BM seashell paint on walls, white cabinets in kitchen, lots of wood antique furniture and several rustic wood pieces, and white / natural slipcovered sofa and chairs.

I was thinking I would «assemble» the planks on the saw horses and then paint them so as not to get paint on the tongue and groove part so they go together better on the ceiling.

I am in the process of planning to build a new house and really love the planked wood look... I plan on having vaulted ceilings and would love to plank those too in my combined living and dining... how difficult is that and I want it painted all white for a cottage look...

I have actually painted an entire plank wall «ombre - style» using seven different grays that some stupi — I mean — generous person left on the Orphaned Samples table.

We installed wood planks on the walls and floors and painted the walls the same color as our exterior brick (which we left exposed in this space.)

I have to ask, I'm sorry if I missed it somewhere, if you used the same paint color on the wall as you did on the cabinets - I'm wanting to do the same thing, and our planks are grey right now.

The next step is to replicate the blue - painted wood ceiling in the inspiration photo up above, so this week, Kev and I are going to head back over there and install 165 square feet of Sea Salt - painted wood planks on the center part of the ceiling.

While most of my cabinets were finally painted right before Christmas (along with my family room walls and trim and part of the horizontal planking in my little hall) my one «open cabinet» in the kitchen was not able to be painted as it had to have some finishing work done on the inside of it first.

After Kevin finishes removing the drywall on the ceiling, painting the wood planks «barely blue», installing the new light fixture, building and installing the cutest little custom shutters on earth (no pressure honey), and putting up crown moulding - I'll get in there and finish painting my quote...

We choose the Reclaimed Weathered Wood Gray planks, and since it wasn't quite the right shade of gray, we just dry - brushed on some of our leftover Light French Gray paint.

Today, I'm going to paint all the planks with a light coat of Simply White paint (to match the drywall), and then Brian will install the shelves and work on the desk.

White - painted cabinets on the stove side of the room, (Torquay) quartz countertops, a (polished) ming green mosaic tile backsplash, a white - painted planked wall (that would extend all the way into the living room) and some kind of gray - green painted island.

I have been planning on doing a similar look (with grey and green as well as blue) to a cedar chest that I use as a coffee table, will achieve by taping off the «planks» and painting.

Before she could answer, I quickly added, «The «planks» on them are varied widths, and sure, it might not be the look you're going for initially, but I'm telling ya, once that stuff is primed and painted, I think it could look pretty great... my Mom painted hers and it looks amazing... and it would probably be the least expensive way to do it too»cause it comes in big 4» x8 ′ sheets and they're only like 20 bucks a sheet ``.

** sigh ** The tip about the paint drips on the ceiling planks is awesome.

With my fireplace all spruced up with the new stone front, wood planked area above and fresh paint on the surround and mantel, I don't want it to get filled with holes just so I can hang Christmas decorations.

As you can see, they added white - painted wood planks to the wall, and finished it off with tile on the hearth and surround.

Note: The planks on the right side of the fireplace are painted Simply White, but the planks on the left side of the fireplace still only have primer on them.

We took home one pack of planks that day, and I promptly laid them out on a drop cloth and gave them two coats and primer, and two coats of leftover Moonlight White (BM) paint.

If we were stranded on an island and given the keys to the perfect cottage it would come to no surprise to see a huge porch with planked walls painted a crisp white.

I updated my IKEA table a few years back to recreate a farmhouse table simply by painting the legs and chairs white and adding new wood planks on the tabletop.

Can you share the name of the paint color you used on the planks?

And I'm thinking planked ceiling — either white - painted shiplap or natural wood planks — depending on the floor you choose!

I dig typography and all things monogrammed, gray, painted furniture, pops of bright color, plaid, photography, white, clean lines, old cameras, black, topiaries, gingham, bold graphics, red, wreaths, chevron, orbs, paisley, natural fiber rugs, green, board and batten, mercury glass, stripes, wooden plank walls / ceilings, buffalo check, and ceramic animals (that don't look too realistic)-- I could ramble on for a while...

What paint did you use on the plank wall in the guest bedroom featured today on your blog, The Inspired Room?

(Many of you have been following along on Facebook antics as I planked and painted live).

On the planked wall, do you paint it glossy like the baseboard or do you paint it flat like the other walls?

Hand painted wood floors break up all of the wood but I really like the planks on the wall running perpendicular to the floor.

Having taken on the One Room Challenge this Spring, our life has been totally consumed with painting, plank walls and all things cabin themed!