Sentences with phrase «swatches of»

I have been looking around online at the fabric stores, saving swatches of things I like.

Bring pictures of your inspiration with you for reference and be sure to include swatches of other fabrics and paints used in the room, as well as existing arm caps (for profile) and seat covers.

Photos and measured floor plans of your home; swatches of fabric; and paint chips as well — That way you can spot items that weren't on your list, but that might work wonders in your space.

Order free swatches of the prints that fit your design to test them out in your home.

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It's a marvelous machine that can generate horribly lifelike swatches of Foucaultian or Lacanian prose all wrapped up in the guise of an academic article.

Swatches of vague hues were spread out in front of them, bleeding into each other like water colour washes.

Her Instagram gave a peek inside the making of the ensemble, from the mood board in designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia's atelier, to swatches of fabric, and to the finished pieces hanging in Watson's hotel room.»

Her work burrows liberally from art history: female poses from Manet; grid constructions from David Hockney; interiors from Matisse that are liberally jazzed up to a 1970s flamboyance with the swatches of fabrics she collages over furniture and walls.

Glaring swatches of green and orange jolted them from the fields of dirty pink and grayed - out blue that dominated the other paintings.

For the toward, as with other BOOMERANG works, lives with intricacy and the challenge of trusting in a world where as much care and import is manifested in small gestural communication as it is in large swatches of risk - taking motion.

Each painting consists of swatches of oil paint perfectly chosen by color layered upon layer, and with tiny painted out imperfections beneath allowed to flicker through.

Self creates large patchworks combining painting, swatches of fabric, and canvas that examine the black female body in the present.

While Laget doesn't plan out her colors in advance, she does make her own swatches of colors and consider them carefully before applying paint to a shaped canvas.

The artist borrows from the methods of cartography to create her own language of lively stick - drawn ink lines, colorful oil markings, and thoughtful exposed swatches of her handmade paper.

His «Eyeglass» paintings, on swatches of brush abstractions, feature images of characters delineating spaces that feel like theatrical stages on which actions occur.

A compilation of raster dots act out a classical scene of nude, female bathers enveloped in swatches of white, yellow, red and blue paint.

She engages an aesthetic vocabulary that is idiosyncratic and unmistakably her own, using materials including plastic buckets and baskets, skeins of brightly - colored yarn, swatches of fabric, throw - cushions, lamps, and household furniture.

The swatches of color and layered compartments that structure compositions like Urbana # 6 (1953) are indebted to Matisse's synthetic construction with broad planes.

Bright swatches of painted color interrupt their near - religious austerity.

Her At the Hour of Our Death large - scale color photographs feature swatches of bedding, carpet, and upholstery stained in the final moment of an individual's life.

For these pieces, I begin with a plein air watercolor or oil landscape and deconstruct the colors, transposing the paintings into color swatches of vibrant colored pulp.

Articulated through fluid swatches of fresh greens and clear blue, the composition evokes an aerial view of the Hamptons» fresh grasslands and blue waters.

Painters could put down swatches of color and everyone responds.

Her canvases look like gleaming swatches of silk fabric decorated with delicate floral patterns.

From a white plastic electrical fan to a scattering of hand - cast plaster bowls in a rainbow of colours and from a roll of LED strip lights to wallpaper and swatches of silk printed with a photographic image of polystyrene, texture seems like a key driver in your practice.

With swatches of white over the thrusting black verticals and arcs, Ninth Street believes the misleading assumption that Kline simply painted heavy black strokes over white backgrounds.

His energetic canvases invite the viewer to perceive the lush swatches of color, activating their own memories and experiences.

She bought 15 headboards of differing styles, sizes and eras, bolted them together and painted them with swatches of red, yellow, white and black.

Bigger swatches of primary color painted wet on wet mix, too, to give sumptuous shades that almost match the intruders.

Also in 2001, Simmons began her «Instant Decorator» series, which was based on a 1976 interior decorating book of the same name, that provided templates of household rooms for the client to fill with swatches of fabric and paint samples.

Robert Rauschenberg used flat swatches of red, white and blue screened behind appropriated news imagery to reiterate his interest in American iconography.

A strip of repeated vertical patches marks the lower border, the rectangular shapes defined by swatches of fabric in opaque pinks and primaries.

For a new sculpture project he recycles bundled stacks of flattened cardboard into anthropomorphic monsters with enormous googly eyed stares, and the artist's iconic panda returns in large - scale pattern paintings like enormous swatches of custom designed fabric.

A few swatches of paper plus a dash of ink or marker, and suddenly living bodies emerge: shoulders slump, necks crane, and spines slouch, a vast array of human emotions — fear, indifference, laziness, lust — conveyed through his craft.

In City Slang, for example, acid yellows, greens and oranges play hard against swatches of fuchsia; while in Sneaker, shades of salmon battle for primacy against blacks, cerulean and cobalt blues, violet, maroon and a host of neutral colors.

From a distance its marshalling of crisp black lines on precisely calibrated swatches of white looks rather like a blow - up of a bar code, minus the numbers.

Patches of red and orange cover black squiggles and newspaper clippings, and painted swatches of recycled fabric are interspersed with color - washed comicstrips.

While the compositions are characteristic of Orozco's complex formal experiments with interlocking circles, here they are constructed from appropriated swatches of traditional Japanese silks.

, which comprises a clothing rack hung with mysterious garments such as dyed robes, swatches of fur and other fabrics.

His landscapes consist of swatches of expressionistic bright colors placed next to each other.

The place for human activity amidst these swirls of cosmic color is further complicated by Hunters, which comprises a clothing rack hung with mysterious garments such as dyed robes, swatches of fur and other fabrics.

Different levels increase the challenge and difficulty where the creatures can be much larger or have large swatches of harpoon - resistant armor.

Swatches of play that might fill up half an hour, an hour, even a space of fifteen minutes or so in order to have a pop at clearing out one of the infested houses in Mount Tanner.

Once the dust jacket is removed, a new illustration shows swatches of the holey overcoat and Joseph appearing quite pleased with himself for patching it.

Since they don't have any kind of survival instinct it's no big deal for them to eventually pull themselves free of such an entanglement, ripping off great big swatches of themselves to do so.

In the bottom drawer of her desk, between swatches of silk and old business cards for Spencer Interiors, she has two photos of James Dean, one of a deeply wistful Jeremy Irons in Brideshead, arm in arm with the boy holding the teddy bear, a sepia print of Rudolph Valentino in 1923, without burnoose or eyeliner, B. D. Wong's glossies as Song Liling and as his own lithe, androgynous self, and Robert Mapplethorpe slipping sweetly out of his jeans in 1972.

It utilized leather on seats, dash top and steering wheel that's tanned using an environmentally sensitive process, swatches of wood reclaimed from Lake Michigan or California storms, brushed metalwork, textiles, and LED lighting.