Sentences with phrase «right kinds of paint»

The right kinds of paint that is Paints that make updating furniture, accessories, cabinets, easy and fun.

Using the right kinds of paint will support this goal.

Looked all over for the right kind of paint that was supposed to be specifically for showers and tubs....

Want to paint my kitchen cabinets but want to be sure it's the right kind of paint.

Not exact matches

Anyone who has the impulse to check whether the paint is wet has exactly the right kind of instincts for doing science: a ready curiosity, a desire to gather empirical evidence, a willingness to get dirty in order to put a theory to the test.

On the counter top in my kitchen I put some lilac on this lovely Shabby cupcake stand that I use a lot in my home for all kind of things... beside holding cupcakes and mini tarts:) On the left you can see one of the French made pots with some small lemon trees I planted last year and on the right the painted jars I've made to reorganize my kitchen.

It just felt kind of dry, so I thought the milk paint would soak right in.

In Dark Places, writer / director Gilles Paquet - Brenner has gotten the first part right (kind of) but totally bungled the second, resulting in a boring, soulless, paint - by - numbers mystery that never clicks or finds its footing.

What Audi would have given for that yesterday... Sunday 15.52 In the end, it wasn't the paint - swapper some people think of as the only kind of great race, but if you watched it unfold right through, and remember that it's called «endurance» racing, it genuinely was a great Le Mans.

That's right, your $ 100,000 Porsche will require you to shell out just a tad more for luxury options like red paint or the kind of proximity key that's standard equipment on a Hyundai Sonata.

2017 Aston Martin V8 Vantage GTS Base Price: $ 138,000 (USD) Drivetrain: 4.7 - litre V8, 430 hp, 361 lb - ft, six - speed manual transmission, rear - wheel drive Performance: Precisely the right amount of go, stick, and wail to paint a smile on your face VVUZZ Recommended: This is the kind of car we'll lament in five years.

Getting a book in front of the right agent, followed by the right publisher, isn't exactly a paint - by - numbers kind of operation.

He continues: «If the Renaissance theorists were right, then we should believe that these kinds of paintings were in some sense inevitable, that sooner or later artists would get the visible world right and a Dutch still life would be the result.

Or you can see it as a kind of «motif» or configuration that runs from right to left, horizontally across the centre of the painting, starting at the right - hand slope, running across the strong green horizontal bands, and ending in the mid-left hand - shaped fanning - out.

«I think that painting is a kind of alchemy... the paint is transformed into image, and hopefully paint and image transform themselves into a third and new thing... I want to catch something in the act of becoming something else» — Cecily Brown «When I reach for the right colour at exactly the right moment, that's when I know it's going well, that's the feeling I'm striving for.

When John first showed his paintings — mostly of suburban women and girls — at White Columns and later at Andrea Rosen right out of Yale graduate school, they were considered ironic and, in truth, kind of mean, even degrading, to his subjects.

... It had a kind of rough and fun feeling that the whole neighborhood has and you walk right out the door and you're in the heart of Bushwick and all around you are the beautiful street paintings and graffiti of that neighborhood.»

Some paintings were not meant to be seen en masse in the Guggenheim because they don't possess the right internal conditions to be seen in that kind of space.

A group of small paintings can be very powerful if they are thoughtfully installed in the right kind of space.

And the only kind of horizontal lines we have are really on the top left and the bottom right, and otherwise, even the edges, the side edges, of this painting are diagonal, so they almost shoot you out to another artwork or whatever else might be in the room.

If I look at your paintings in series and I look at a kind of — this goes back to looking at the slides that Greg Kucera [Gallery, Seattle] has right now — I see six, eight slides of paintings that are a basic geometric shape that you've varied with color.

For whatever reason there are many artists right now who are really good at making abstract works of various kinds, whether pure painting or the materials explorations seen here.

Alex Katz Gavin Brown's Enterprise 620 Greenwich St., through June 13 For his first solo New York gallery show in five years, we find Alex Katz, now 88, not having lost an ounce of his focus or painterly intensity, painting not only at the very top of his form — a kind of contemporary Monet, an artist who almost every time out is painting something like a masterpiece — but making some of the most glorious paintings anywhere right now.

When you go to a gallery or show and walk up to a painting, you find yourself going back and forth, taking a couple steps back or coming forward until you kind of settle at what is the right viewing distance.

And what was funny about your paintings is that they were simple — squares within squares, kind of quasi-minimalist, brightly colored — everything was slightly off register, even the shape of the canvas itself, right?

I placed her so she's directly in front of where Peter Cooper is in that painting and the figure on her right is kind of mocking her pose.

At the same time I do believe that Robin is absolutely right when he insists that if abstract painting is to achieve the kinds of complexities that are seen in the painters that he highlights (and I would definitely include Vermeer, perhaps especially so) then a deeper understanding of what they achieve through the use of paint would seem not just sensible but necessary but not in the sense of seeking translatable qualities.

«The permanence that painting has, especially oil painting, and the kind of skill it takes to create makes Lynette's work seem magnified right now.»

Mother was sent on shopping expeditions to find the right colour of paint or just the right kind of sacking for the miniature box bed, and both spent days crafting and recrafting the wee crofter's house.

To the right of the painting hangs the original land deed, and next to that, a painting of Morrill's great - grandfather, a husky man with kind eyes and a full mane of white hair and whiskers.

These charming wall hangings jumped right out at me this past week at the Favorite Things Blog Hop because we are in the process of updating the paint and decor in our home and one of the ways we are trying to make things a bit brighter is with a few of these kinds of signs.

Melissa — I am so much like you — wanting to wait until I have it «just right» kind of thing — the paint, the plan, etc..

You guys, I swear I have more than one paint colour... but copper is really in right now, so I'm kind of taking advantage!

The idea that I could just spray paint some stuff with rose gold is kind of blowing my mind right now.

No paint loyalty for that kind of thing — just what works right.

In - depth reviews about different kinds of paint sprayers might serve the best purpose and help you make the right choice.

My floor to ceilings brick fireplace is kind of a dark taupe / mauve / gray look right now, and I am wanting to try a lighter paint wash on it in spring, more of a cream / warm tan look, inspired by the natural stone on the hirstorical homes in we saw on our trip to Philadelphia, wish me luck!