Sentences with phrase «square graph paper»

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Alternatively, let her write on graph paper and leave an open square (or two) between words.

The game will fill in the squares as you walk over them but everything else you have to sketch in yourself, as if you're using virtual graph paper.

A related activity would be to have students draw a circle on a sheet of graph paper and count the squares (and parts of squares) in order to estimate the area of the circle.

In some, the empty squares of graph paper show through; the obsessiveness of coloring in the grids, coupled with the unrefined material, has a lovely, humanizing effect.

The final blow for him came towards the end of the exhibition design: Riley needed a room to hang rarely exhibited works on paper, and preparatory drawings on squared or graph paper — as pristine and immaculate as any of the canvases.

The dense grid in the 6ft square «Morning» has the effect of a sheet of graph paper, with the paint used as an overall wash to fog but not conceal the close pencil lines.

For the most part Albers is working with a single basic unit — half a shaded square of graph paper — yet through her command of shading and rhythm she's able to conjure up mind - bendingly weird effects; mountain ranges, cityscapes, mazes and knots all seem at different times to loom vertiginously out of her pages.

The second Bmw Art Car was created by Frank Stella, an American artist and a passionate motor racing fan, who used a black and white square grid pattern taking inspiration from the technical graph - paper.

Untitled, a 1969 - 71 piece on lined graph paper, utilizes the systematic grid of the paper as a backdrop that he disrupts with loosely painted gouache and watercolor squares, semi-circular lines, and faintly drawn text.

Horwitz's dogged preoccupation with sequencing the number eight derived from the standard American graph paper, eight squares to the inch, that she laid most of her drawings on.

In this exciting variant on an old Native American sport, a two - meter square of rubber graph paper is stretched between four hockey sticks and used to trampoline a TV weatherman skyward towards the tropopause.