Sentences with phrase «sketches in»

Distributed annual service awards and updated bio sketches in database.

Utilize engineering blueprints and sketches in the manufacturing and customization processes

Then I'm executing my sketches in the studio, that's in my garden, two steps from the house.

But since this is still merely a beta version, I wouldn't get too happy — or mad — about the new emoji before WhatsApp has taken the steps to roll out the new sketches in the official release.

I enjoyed using the Apple Pencil to draw sketches in Apple's Notes app and in third - party drawing apps like Paper.

They include Pixelmator for photo editing and touch - ups, GoodNotes for quickly jotting down notes and drawing sketches in classes or presentations, and MyScript Calculator, a neat app that solves equations and other mathematical problems as you write them in plain handwriting.

Designers use it to iterate on sketches in real time, while store managers comment in the same document to relay customer feedback.

He made a series of sketches in the notebook carried in his pocket since his student days, and the idea refused to dislodge from his mind.

She is represented here by 12 paintings of varying dimensions arranged artfully on a wall, and a selection of small painted sketches in a nearby display case.

Following the advice of his mentor, Arshile Gorky, who had often directed the young artist, «painting is not more than drawing with paint,» Burkhardt always created sketches in pencil, pastel, or ink before beginning a canvas in oil.

He tended not to do a sketch beforehand — his sketches in his workbook came after the work was completed, as a record of what he had created.

Among the works on display in New Britannia will be miniature animal sculptures by Tessa Farmer, sketches in black ink by Scotland's Donald Urquhart, paintings by Toby Ziegler, and Happiness, an installation by Barry Reigate.

From February 28th through April 1, 3rd Street Gallery presents two solo exhibitions in the main gallery, Edwina Brennan: Contemporary Gestures, and Jean Plough: Sketches in Paint as well as an exhibition in the Annex gallery, Demetra Tassiou: Diversity.

After leaving Chicago he spent a few years doing landscape sketches in the Great Lakes region, Florida, and the Ozark Mountains.

He was born in Covent Garden, the son of a barber, and exhibited his earliest sketches in his father's shop before studying at...

This expressiveness is seen at its most intense in the later outdoor sketches in watercolours, a medium he used more frequently in these years, and in the elaborate finished oils such as The Valley Farm (1835; Tate Gallery, London), the last great Suffolk picture.

The main collection of sketches in oils, watercolours, and pencil is at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, mainly because of the bequest in 1888 by the artist's daughter Isabel.

An initial way of approaching his oeuvre is to consider the way in which it is created: each new series typically begins with sketches in pencil and pen, which are slowly refined into definitive drawings.

Working from detailed sketches in a painterly, expressionist style and with a primarily figurative subject matter, the artist skilfully transitions between warm and cold palettes, creating deeply atmospheric canvases.

Unlike the prototypical abstract expressionist immortalised in Rosenberg's article «The American Action Painters», Kline relied heavily upon sketches in order to methodically execute his paintings.45 He did not spontaneously improvise directly on the canvas in a variation on automatism that had been adopted from the surrealists.

One day in 1949, Kline dropped in on a friend who was enlarging some of his own small sketches in a Bell - Opticon.

I didn't have a studio and so I had to do a lot of the sketches in the bathroom of my hotel room.

Tate's David Hockney retrospective, which will trace the artist's career from his early sketches in the 1960s to unseen new paintings, has become the fastest - selling exhibition in the gallery's history.

Inspired by a sense of place, as well as being open to the subconscious, Sketches in Paint presents a wide range of offerings.

I made four or five little sketches in different colors.

She then worked in the print department of the New York Public Library and for a time drew fashion sketches in the advertising department at Macy's.

Jean Plough Sketches in Paint represents a journey from traditional non-realistic landscapes to bolder unconfined statements, scattered with words etched in crayon.

His sculptures are akin to sketches in clay, channeling the artist's unique energy and perspective into three - dimensional form.

«Moreover, I love the beautiful sensation [of drawing] on a white canvas with no binding, and I also believe there is value in being able to see your five or six sketches in the same place, as opposed to flipping through a notebook's pages.

More than 300 works are illustrated, including small sketches in ballpoint and felt - tipped pen, larger sheets in watercolor and gouache and still others stamped with a dot screen process, as well as pages from over a dozen small sketchbooks and several monumental works on paper.

The following year, Cobb entered two landscape sketches in the Society's Ninth Annual Exhibition.

Although many of the sketches in this volume are to some degree representational, Mitchell's early experimentation with cubist abstraction is also present.

Stretching the circle which anchors much of his work into an oblong pushed the sketches in a highly technical, mechanical direction (hence the title).

The South African sketches in chalk on the pavement, then poses lying against it in stop - action photographs and video that put him at the center not just of performance art, but of drawing.

The small oil sketches in this exhibition originate in his practice of painting directly outdoors.

While many have relied on preliminary drawing, but Théodore Géricault preferred oil sketches in developing Romanticism.

John Armstrong thinks that art's value lies in something very personal, but the Gere collection, of some sixty early landscape sketches in oil, shows how personal reveries in art took shape not all that long ago.

The exhibition, the artist's fourth show at the gallery, will include approximately 100 small paper mounted on canvas paintings as well as 25 collage constructions and a set of sketches in response to Francisco Goya's drawings including his Los Desastres de la Guerra series, all dating from 2009 to the present.

Of all the rare, early - period Kline landscapes, cityscapes, interior studies and sketches in this condensed retrospective, that one small painting made me wonder whether it is possible to see locomotion as such.

April Gornick's sketches in charcoal are still a treat, if a modest one.

They range from a huge collage of canvas strips by Mark Bradford to Mark Grotjan's abstraction, Billy Sullivan's sketches in the style of David Hockney, and Chris Vaseli's direct take - off on Paschke himself.

Some act almost like preparatory sketches in which formal ideas are worked out using the same triptych format.

KAWS redrew his sketches in Adobe Illustrator — «Frankenstein» - ing them together, as he commented in a recent ARTINFO interview, into deliriously complex, abstract arrangements — and projected the results onto canvas before painting them.

Sketches in Bluemner's diary illustrate how the painting appeared prior to alteration (Fig. 2), and how he transformed the more traditionally rendered 1911 — 1912 landscape into the modernist composition that is now titled

Einspruch also notes that the murals «were worked up from sketches in gouache on colored paper [that] reveal a kind of premeditation that we don't always associate with the giants of abstract expressionism.»

This first batch feels much earlier and experimental, with the sketches in the top left section actually looking pretty dang great.

It's an age when kids still passed ballpoint notes and sketches in class and among lockers, and wrote down all their dreams and plans in well - loved, black - and - white mottled composition books.

I illustrate my travel blog with sketches in marker, watercolor, pen and pencil.

Sketches in this chapter represent the typical German Shepherd with a good shoulder.

CNN correspondent and NPR reporter Hinojosa sketches in sharp yet loving detail the first year in the life of her son, Raul.