Sentences with phrase «pigment in every single color»

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The formula is very pigmented and you get opaque color in a single coat only.

It is the most pigmented shade from all three blushes, it gives a soft pink color to cheeks in single swipe and this color can be made even more intense by adding it some more.

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Rich in luxurious pigments, Le Rouge coats lips with intense, lasting color in a single stroke.

Calypso is a highly pigmented lip color and it goes opaque in one single swipe but I like to apply it twice to make everything look even.

Among the works included will be four new drawings made by Jasper Johns after his Catenary work, which was exhibited at Matthew Marks Gallery this past spring; the largest single drawing Roni Horn has ever made, executed in yellow - green pigment and collage; a suite of five new plant drawings and a collage of colored geometric forms by Ellsworth Kelly; two new folios by Brice Marden, each consisting of a group of seven drawings on handmade paper; and several large - scale, brightly - colored ink drawings by Charles Ray.

[3] Typically, Margo would «line up variously colored inks onto a plate, apply a roller to the colors to mix them, ink the cellocut with the blended pigments, and print the now multicolored plate in a single run through the press.»

We will show a new work by Stanley Whitney, who has spent the majority of his career exploring the possibilities of a single compositional strategy: since the 1980s, the artist has cobbled his paintings from blocks of brilliant color, assembled in horizontal rows, and separated by thin bands of pigment.

Back in Washington, Noland and Louis began experimenting with the «soak - stain» technique, pouring pigment into schematic patterns that reduced painting to a single element - color - and helped usher in the «color - field» school of painting.

(Diane Upright, Morris Louis: The Complete Paintings, New York, 1985, p. 49 - 58) As art historian Michael Fried comments, «Louis discovered that if successive waves of thinned pigment, each a different color, were stained into a length of canvas, what was produced was a single, visually continuous configuration within which the individual configurations left by each wave in turn — or, perhaps more accurately, the limits of these configuration — were still visible.

She directed her work to a study of pigments and their material supports, which led to single - color paintings made in series and intended to be installed in such a way that each wall and each exhibition becomes a work of art in itself.