Sentences with phrase «smaller brushes work»

When you will consider a brush regarding its size then remember large dog brush is best for large breed dogs and comparatively smaller brushes work well on small breed dogs.

Not exact matches

However, the more you work it with your brush, the more it will lather, but you're goal should be a foam that forms small, rounded peaks when you pull the brush away.

The 3 stage cleaning process, as well as the multi-surface brushes, are able to pick up small and large particles and the dirt detect sensors mean that it will work hard to get extra-dirty areas even cleaner.

I like it for smaller items.I also think it would work well for light fixtures, which would be harder to paint with a brush.

Using a small angled brush, I slowly apply this starting in the arch and working my way out, which helps to blend out the product.

«Next apply a dot of concealer on a small, firm concealer brush and apply directly onto the spot working outward until the skin is no longer red — never cake on the concealer as it will just draw more attention to the spot,» she notes.

The stippling brushes, both large and small, are perfect for foundation application, while the powder and blush brush work great for bronzers or blushes.

While the smallest brush, the Setting Powder Brush, works great for setting the under brush, the Setting Powder Brush, works great for setting the under Brush, works great for setting the under eyes.

You need a smaller brush to work with the eyeshadows which kind of gets irritating at one point.

The beauty of this brush is its versatility - small enough to have control in small areas and to do precision work, yet still adequately sized to use for things like a wash of blush.

I'm always into finding eye brushes that work well for my eye shape (small hooded double eyelids) so these looked super interesting.

Blush Brush: This smaller blush brush with a tapered tip allows for applying powdered blushes that naturally works with the contours of your Brush: This smaller blush brush with a tapered tip allows for applying powdered blushes that naturally works with the contours of your brush with a tapered tip allows for applying powdered blushes that naturally works with the contours of your face.

I would say this technique would also work well for a zinc type feel, but go very light on the dry brushing... Better to start with a very small amount and build up layers of dry brushing, rather than trying to get it all done in one coat.

Both pallets come with a brush and wand duo that actually work surprising well for their small size.

How To Use It: Using a foundation brush, damp beauty blending sponge, or your fingertips, apply a small amount of foundation onto the skin — starting at the center of your face and working your way out — and blend.

The blushes are so pigmented but indeed tiny so I had to use a small or pointed brush to make it work.

Worked on the edges with a small paint brush; then painted the molding around the middle of the walls the same antique white.

Comprehensive Materials List for 7 Lab Groups LABORATORY EQUIPMENT: beakers • 50 mL • 100 mL, 4 • 150 mL • 200 mL, 2 • 250 mL • 500 mL, 2 graduated cylinders • 100 mL • 50 mL stirring rods, 2 penny paper clip plastic fork petri dish black marker, water - based stopwatch or timer 2.5 mL (1/2 tsp) measuring spoon test tube brush several small bowls or cups hot plate and beaker to warm water, if you don't have access to warm tap water Optional: balance CONSUMABLES: plastic pipettes, 7 vegetable oil, approx. 200 mL salt, approx. 45 mL (3 Tbsp) powdered laundry detergent, approx. 20 mL (4 tsp) corn syrup, 70 - 80 mL isopropyl alcohol, 70 - 80 mL paper towel, cut into 7 strips, 1.5 cm wide paper plates, 7 milk (whole works best), 400 mL food coloring (green, red, blue, yellow) cotton swabs, 14 dishwashing liquid, approx. 15 mL (1 Tbsp) + additional for cleaning ice cubes, about 2 dozen water, warm and room temperature Optional: transparent tape, small plate Aloha and Welcome to the Island!

The fundamentals are all very familiar, with an all black front — bar the small Samsung logo — and brushed metal back, but combined with the slimness, and with everything being in the right proportion, it just works so well.

A blower is used the same way that you use the slicker brush in that you work with small sections at a time to get the job done.

It is small, fierce as a bag of marshmallows, willing to live above a garage or in a basement with its owner, interested in going to work and lay around all day while the owner takes a nap or works on the computer, doesn't eat a lot so the owner doesn't have to worry about expenses, and if the slacker is not willing to spend the time on grooming he can give the dog a «puppy cut» and only brush the little beast as often as he is in the mood.

If the Small Munsterlander Pointer dog has been working in the field, the coat will need additional brushing to remove burrs and grass seeds.

Apply toothpaste and move the brush in small circular motions, lifting up his lip as you work around his mouth.

Work in small sections brushing against the direction the hair naturally grows.

The breed traces back to at least 1850 when a clergyman in England wrote about hunting with bobtailed, small dogs with rough coats that worked well when hunting in thick brush.

Much of this relates to Richter's exploration of the relationships between painting and photography, and only a very small proportion of the work features brush on canvas.

At that time, she was painting small scale works, painted in Maine and New York City, landscapes combined with still lifes and goldfish using tiny triple 000 sable brushes.

When you're first starting to work with acrylics, it's very easy to get tempted to work with the very small brushes and paint really sharp lines and your painting can very easily lose that sense of atmosphere.

To those who know his work today, it may come as a surprise to learn that his early work, resulting from the more introverted approach, consisted mainly of very small paintings done in egg tempera and entirely with brushes, somewhat in the manner of Vermeer, whom he still greatly admires.

This painting is spectacular, it's small but really dynamite work, you can see the thick brush work, it has quite a bit of collage elements, you can see there is a New York Times newspaper here.

These works, although painted with small brushes using ink and gouache, mirror the aesthetic of etchings and serve as a sort of re-written history.

Skowhegan is also where Alex Katz developed beyond his inspiration of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning within his work, utilizing smaller brush strokes that added more flair to the overall piece.

There are things you've done recently, like the illogical scale shift between the small mark and larger brush stroke that is a very new thing in your work.

Now remember all the time that I made these small paintings I was working on that big mural where I was using great brushes and treating it exactly like an easel painting.

Ms. Thomas made her late works by brushing on one small block of color at a time until she had filled the canvas or most of it with her irregular patterns, as in «Iris, Tulips, Jonquils, and Crocuses» (1969), in which vertical sequences of patches in deep blue, yellow, red and orange create a syncopating rhythm.

Seeing the brush strokes and forms on the small paintings gives the viewer a peek into the transformation of Katz's ideas from preparatory work to finished paintings and prints.

But the swiftly moving art world, latching on to the latest, often - superficial thing, had little time for this contemplative artist who considered every brush stroke, whose works were small, who favored landscape painting and studio still lifes, and whose portraits were homely but sensitive studies of people he knew, rather than celebrities.

Characteristically, the works are broadly brushed yet animated by small passages of detail.

In other works, Frize uses rollers to apply paint in carefully measured areas or works with absurdly large or small brushes.

Smaller width, angled brushes are great for trim — I'm not very good at keeping a steady hand so an inch - wide brush works well for me to help keep the paint where it should be and not everywhere else.

I like it for smaller items.I also think it would work well for light fixtures, which would be harder to paint with a brush.

One (very small) bathroom can be frustrating... but the hair straightener works in my bedroom just as well as it does the bathroom... and the kitchen sink runs water in a double teeth - brushing crunch like this morning.

Using wood glue and a paint brush, glue all the wood pieces together, starting with the two center pieces and working your way out -LCB- I used two small pieces to form the point / bottom of the arrow -RCB-

I found a small flat angled brush works best.

Here's an important tip I learned — apply the wax in a THIN coat with your brush being sure to «push» it into the wood and all your crevices and again work in small areas.

Erin — I used a brush, but I think a combo of a super small roller and a brush (for the corners and whatnot) would have worked better.

Works great and with the small brush, they work together well.

Materials Craft paint (I used Martha Stewart Craft Paint) Small paintbrushes Gold Leaf Kit (I used the Speedball Mona Lisa Gold Leaf Kit) Foam brushes (These are the foam brushes I used) Paper plates Newspaper or a disposable tablecloth to cover your work surface