Sentences with phrase «same way about painting»

Thanks Dee, I felt the exact same way about painting my cabinets and messing them up!!

Hubby definitely plays a part in it — he's the same way about painting anything wood — and he'll jump in and snag a paintbrush out of my hand and tell me to step away from the furniture I am about to paint.

Not exact matches

Look, this is a nice video about a talented little girl, but she paints just the same way the Renaissance masters did.

Ron Lieber, finance columnist for The New York Times and author of The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money says no: «Allowance ought to be a tool for learning — the same way that you learn to use a paint brush, a guitar, or a clarinet.

I am just finishing another piece of painted furniture and want to finish it off the same way but wondered about your thoughts regarding my original question before I press go!

No one could look at those paintings and ever think about the worth of dogs the same way again.

In the same way that you talk about letting your paintings unfold without judgment, I think calling something chaos amounts to a judgment.

FANZINE: Your paintings are bittersweet in the same way that Foucault writes about the power of fascism.

MJ: The abstraction was always happening, in many ways all of my paintings are the same because they are about how do you get the color to work, which shapes have meaning.

With photography now going through the same identity crisis that painting went through a century and a half ago at the advent of photography — the question then was «what's special about painting the world realistically when you can take a photo,» now it's «what's special about taking a photo when everyone takes a photo of everything all the time» — artists have been searching the edges of the medium to find a compelling way forward.

One could feel the same way about «Frank Stella: Painting into Architecture.»

«Part of what I'm about is seeing how I can paint the same thing differently instead of different things the same way.»

Talking about her work, Akunyili Crosby notes, «In much the same way that inhabitants of formerly colonised countries select and invent from cultural features transmitted to them by the dominant or metropolitan colonisers, I extrapolate from my training in Western painting to invent a new visual language that represents my experience - which at times feels paradoxically fractured and whole - as a cosmopolitan Nigerian.»

KSWithout belaboring that «end of painting,» I guess one of the things that interest me about that work of David's, and it's the same thing I see in yours, is that it holds together the abstract and the pictorial, the process and the image, in a way that I also see in Georg Baselitz and other people.

Johnson observes that in his paintings «the abstraction was always happening, in many ways all of my paintings are the same because they are about how do you get the color to work, which shapes have meaning.

Lately, she says, she's «been thinking about the many ways in which one can view the same object, and how far one idea or one shape can be stretched, simply through how it is presented»; her new show accordingly runs variations on a fixed subject via a set of «inverted landscape» paintings (plus some 15 drawings), in irradiated hues, where space seems to twist itself inside out.

At its most fundamental, painting is about the nature of looking, and the power of the reflection has always mystified us as the secondary version of reality — in much the same way as painting itself.

I don't really know much about video art, but Adrian told me about some of the techniques artists use - the importance of the speed and direction in which a camera moves; the way background colour can influence the way you perceive a video, in the same way as a painting or photograph.

In the same way, Keith Tyson's Bubble Chambers: 2 Discrete Molecules Of Simultaneity - vivid paintings with paired speech bubbles describing two events on the same date - is perhaps too accessible in its message about the randomness of existence.

I have felt the same way about chalk paint.

the best thing about picking paint this way is that even though you are using the same paints through your whole house they will look differently in each room because of the lighting.