Sentences with phrase «traditional painting methods»

While each was classically trained, they moved away from traditional painting methods that involved the application of paint using a brush to a canvas placed upright on an easel.
In 2015, he curated «The Gaps Between Us» and «Color Against Color,» two exhibitions that illustrated the value of traditional painting methods while simultaneously showing the value of breaching those boundaries.
Since then Parrish has remodeled color theories by Albert Munsell and Josef Albers to fit traditional painting methods.
Albers, the Modernist, blurred the line between fine and applied art and employed traditional painting methods to conduct pioneering experiments in color theory and composition.
Using traditional painting methods, her work emphasizes slowness in content, materiality and technique.
Though considered abstract painting, this piece uses nontraditional materials, circumnavigating traditional painting methods, to acheive a more tactile affect.
Gone are the more traditional painting methods — here we move into the non-conventional realms of handling modern acrylics and the results are stunning.
While traditional painting methods end up (intentionally or unintentionally) emphasizing value, color - spot paint painting gives equal attention to color.
Yet when one encounters a painting with no paint, the question still arises, why would an individual — assuming that individual has an affinity for painting itself — abandon traditional painting methods and assume the more sculptural disciplines of casting, carving or modeling?
While each was classically trained, all three moved away from traditional painting methods that involved the application of paint using a brush to a canvas placed upright on an easel.
Unlike Lord's earlier work — like the Angry Bird Paintings series or Documental exhibition at Dem Passwords — that painstakingly translates digital images to canvas, this new approach for Safeworld is «devoid of traditional painting methods; of perspective, vanishing point, colour and texture».
They «broke free» from traditional painting methods (like keeping the canvas on an easel, or painting with traditional tools like brushes).
She creates these paintings with a combination of computer colour analysis and traditional painting methods, a process that merges the acts of both construction and deconstruction.
However, working in contrast to traditional painting methods, Wadden's compositions are determined only during the final stages of preparation, and the use of light and dark create a stark positive and negative spaces, which optically shift from foreground to background.
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