Sentences with phrase «thin layers of oil paint»

The technicolor figures pop off the Belgian canvases - a combination of a clear gesso base, sprayed acrylic under paint, and thin layers of oil paint on top.

Thin layers of oil paint and text are applied and then sanded away.

Filmstrips, prints, transferred images, pared - down layers of pigment, caustic acid and thin layers of oil paint are patched together in meticulous ways to visualise speculative worlds.

His paintings explore richly layered images and contemporary global issues through highly experimental, labor intensive techniques with filmstrips, prints, transferred images, pared down layers of pigment, caustic acid and thin layers of oil paint.

A universe of information lies within the shallow depth of field and thin layers of oil paint that comprise each work.

Once the gesso has dried, he uses a palette knife to apply a thin layer of oil paint, building up the layers in certain places, and leaving other places with only a thin wash of color.

Not exact matches

Use a pastry brush to paint a thin layer of melted butter or oil onto the surface of the double layer filo rectangle.

The animation technique is an innovative mix of claymation and traditional cel animation, utilizing a thin layer of oil - based clay that is painted / altered by hand to create the illusion of movement.

Instead of Dingle's typical palette of blue, sepia and grey, these compositions are rendered in a sugar sweet mélange of pastel yellows, ochres, greens and blues in a fanciful layering of both thin washes and sweeping, buttery strokes of oil paint à la Wayne Thiebaud.

Relying on the thinner quality of acrylic paint compared to oil, Nara creates each painting by adding and removing pigment until he reaches his desired effect: a canvas made up of suspended hues that allows the figure to emerge through layers of color, inviting the viewer to stand still and enter a moment of contemplation.

The painting process reveals itself as images and elements are layered with thin washes of oil and acrylic paint on wood panels.

Using turpentine in conjunction with oil paints Innes thins and removes layers, revealing underlying colours and leaving the evidence of his process on the canvas.

Until the mid-1950s, her paintings were almost wholly representational, but thereafter she turned to abstract art and within a decade had discovered her signature style - a square monochrome canvas, typically layered with gesso, overlaid with hand - drawn pencil lines and thin layers of oil or acrylic paint.

The paintings can take months to complete, the artist beginning with thin coats of oil or tempera before the topmost layer is applied in a thick impasto.

Typically composed of thin layers of acrylic and oil paint on panel board, her paintings employ a broad range of techniques, deftly shifting between stark graphic lines to loose washes and thickly rendered brushstrokes.