Sentences with phrase «still wet»

Then simply removed the stencil while the paint was still wet.

Smooth caulk flush while it's still wet.

Often, it doesn't matter if you're a top agent or the ink on your registration certificate is still wet.

When they sanded on Friday, there was still some wet mud in the corners; those needed to be remudded on Friday afternoon.

Most children are toilet trained during the day by about three years of age but many still wet the bed at night until around five.

When you are in the workforce and talk to anyone older than 25 about your school, they may seem impressed and interested but they are actually thinking, «silly whippersnapper, still wet behind the ears...» You want to be seen as a professional, not as a student with something to learn.

When Samsung talked about why someone would want or need these gestures at the now infamous unveiling of the S4 at Radio City Music Hall, the use cases were less than compelling (my nails are still wet!!).

While it's best to clean while the keyboard is still wet to minimize the stickiness, the process is much the same whether you spilled your soda 30 seconds ago or 30 days ago.

Some were apparently wet and were thrown into the bathroom still wet, causing loss by mildew.

Although many of you just pick up the phone and call us or come right over when you get a traffic ticket, often times with the ink from the ticket still wet, (we appreciate that, by the way) we think it's important that you understand a little bit more about the ticket you received so you'll know why it's necessary to fight it, OR why you may just want to keep your life simple and pay it.

If the top layer is still wet, your plant doesn't need more water just yet.

That is, spray the first layer of bubble wrap with water mist, and while its still wet apply the 2nd layer of bubble wrap to it and smooth it out.

We first reported on Kuyichi back in 2004, when TH was still wet behind the ears, and barely old enough to be house trained.

If wet meadows get a little drier, they're still wet.

«On each of the four corners of the house, while the concrete was still wet, we installed «L» shaped metal rods that curved down under the slab.

See essay Humidity is still Wet.

Covered that twice, see essay Humidity is still wet.

While still wet from boiling, the bagels are tossed in sesame or poppy seeds or left plain.

But after a week my clothes were not only still wet but started to mildew (really!).

Acrylics can make it easier to create cleaner mixes and paint ontop of existing lines but drawing with oils you can wipe back sections and readjust your drawing when it's still wet.

By pouring acrylic paints onto a length of canvas and then folding it over on itself while still wet, or vice versa, he created prismatic spatial effects and unexpected color combinations, pushing the brushless staining and soaking techniques also employed by artists like Thomas Downing, Morris Louis, and Kenneth Noland to a newly lyrical extreme.

With the blue layer still wet, she wiped off a border to reveal a yellow frame around a central blue square.

While it was still wet, he applied ash over the surface, then sand and coal dust.

By the same token, though, the rich blue palette (many of the paintings are simply titled «Night Studio») is visually hypnotic, and the heady scent of linseed oil (some are still wet) cuts directly to the heart.

During this time Gilliam experimented by taping and pouring colors, folding and staining canvases, and literally folding a still wet canvas against itself to imprint vertical, angular, and axial forms.

They conceived each work as an uncompleted thought, still in process, and their canvases engaged the immediacy of the present with such directness and spontaneity that today, half a century later, they look as if the paint is still wet.

From Jon's most recent and exhausting email, «Sometimes the things you see (on the street) are rather lovely, like the blossom on the trees and people outside drinking coffee and graffiti so fresh the paint is still wet.»

With amused surprise that he'd met this particular deadline, he said «the paint's still wet on the new pictures.»

Clay becomes skin as she presses into the surface, intentionally deforming the object while it is still wet and malleable.

He began by pouring bold, sometimes even fluorescent colors of paint directly onto unprimed, unstretched canvases, which he would then fold and crumple while still wet to create luminous washes of color layered with glowing striations, drips, and pools of pigment.

These groundbreaking early works, often folded and crumpled while the paint was still wet, stand apart from the typical output of Gilliam's Color Field contemporaries, utilizing canvases with beveled edges that break the 2 - D plane.

In Down the House, 2008, Gilmore, mallet in hand, stands precariously atop a pile of rickety wood furniture and plaster blocks tied haphazardly together with fluorescent pink construction tape (a matching bow in her hair) and coated in still wet red paint and plaster.

In this series named Lignes - Report, the raw linen canvas is coated with black acrylic paint, folded in half, then a screwdriver is used to draw parallel lines while the material is still wet.

Amazingly, Powell paints quickly enough so that the paint is still wet to leave a print on paper.

When you paint it while the hide is still wet, the paint is absorbed into the hide, so that when you're using the bag, the color doesn't get knocked off.

If this was to be avoided, I would soften the line with a damp brush while it was still wet.

Painting on top of a layer that is still wet will make it very difficult to achieve definite detail and hard edges.

I remember walking my paintings, which were still wet and in cheap decorator's plastic, between her incredible crates.

CV: Around, what was it, was it Franklin Street and everybody holding onto paintings that were still wet.

Frequently executed whilst the underlying paint is still wet, the resulting skips, schisms and apertures rupture the diaphanous skeins of colour above in incalculable patterns.

«It is made to look like the artist is still working on it,» notes Gheith, «like the clay is still wet, although it's actually painted epoxy.»

An individual piece consists of a single thick layer of oil paint that Yossifor manipulates with a palette knife; the work is produced over a three - day period, while the surface is still wet.

Because the artist worked with the thick red layer when it was still wet, which means that the lines she scraped into it have raised edges: Think again of the passage of a plow.

Artists may work in a variety of techniques: often they mix colors as they pool, still wet, on the surface of the paper.

His images shimmered as if the paint were still wet.

This forthrightness expands into dazzling instantaneousness in the works of Ms. Frankenthaler and Mr. Louis, where it sometimes seems that the paint is still wet and seeping into the canvas.

It takes 8 hours to pull one print: inking the plate with various colors and densities of ink, working in, on and around the shapes; making the paper and laying it, still wet and pulpy, on the landscape of the plate, stretching over shapes resembling tiny mountain ranges, cityscapes and valleys; running it through the press at very high pressure.

Through another dealer, Bruno Bischofberger (his most consistent representative), Basquiat was formally introduced to Andy Warhol; afterwards, Basquiat immediately made a painting of the two of them, and had it delivered to Warhol, still wet, two hours after they'd parted.

Gripping in its complexity, it's composed of large - scale photographic paper that she imprinted with square photograms (most likely made with Plexi, a staple of her later work) then stretched, still wet, over a canvas screen and then drew atop.

«Jerome Stone was one of a generation who was buying these when they were contemporary art — the paint was still wet,» Mr. Shaw said.