Sentences with phrase «then oil and acrylic»

Wittenberg's practice commences, in this instance, with a loose watercolor painting on paper, then oil and acrylic, collapsing into a line drawing, and then, finally, monotype printing.

Not exact matches

But this time on one of my Christmas orders, I used an acrylic (really flat) paint for my base and the oil for the lettering... then clear wax!

It's then given several coats of primer (very often a white acrylic primer called gesso) to seal it and prevent the oil from the paints soaking through the surface.

Though I would complete an oil portrait in the same way, the drying time would be much greater; the joy of acrylics is that you can work wet into wet, but then dry the area with a hairdryer and quickly move onto the next stage.

Although his work was initially two - dimensional, mostly paintings in oil and acrylic, he began incorporating sculpture, first separately and then as elaborately constructed frames over which he would stretch canvas.

He makes paintings by going to public spaces around L.A., like the beach or the Americana mall, and quickly sketching what he sees there — tanners lounging in swimwear, dog - walkers, picknickers, etc. — on an iPad, then goes back to his studio and simply paints these scenes on canvas in acrylic, airbrush, and oil sticks that he melts on his stovetop.

Despite being the smallest piece in the show, this rectangular amalgamation of oil paint, acrylic paint, household paint, varnish and mixed media collage on canvas (then mounted on board) had that rare feeling of monumentality.

Since then, Alexander Kaletski has explored mediums and techniques such as burlap, oil on canvas, pastel and watercolors on paper, and acrylic on wood, gaining a reputation of an internationally acclaimed artist.

Bickerton then works directly onto the photographic print using thick layers of oil and acrylic paint so that the components of photograph, painting, and sculpture become indistinguishable.

On unstretched linen, he layers oil and acrylic paint in thick and uniform quantity, but then strips and sands the surface of the painting to lay bare, in erratic patches, the linen's surface and fibers.

Rather than painting thickly with opaque paint, Frankenthaler used oil and then later, acrylic paint, thinly like watercolor, pouring it onto raw canvas and letting it soak and stain the canvas, flowing into shapes of flat translucent color.

The Aged Paintings are painted with acrylic and oil on burlap with almost photorealistic precision, and then aged and patinated, appearing almost as artefacts of our times to a future civilisation.

Employing oil, acrylic gouache and ink on canvas or linen, the artist builds coats of intensely hued pigments and then deconstructs the surface; creating translucent layers which evoke space and dimension.

His painting of the Solomon Guggenheim Museum (1979, Guggenheim) was initially painted with acrylic, and then over painted in oil.

Then I color acrylic modeling paste for creating 3D foliage, and paint over everything with oil.