Sentences with phrase «tube of paint»

A new tube of paint — that's a departure for me, something to get excited about.

In fact, the room she paints in is completely bare, but for a ladder, fans and a tiny cart housing tubes of paint.

Staring into the painting let's passages into the unconscious open, neurotransmitters squirting out memories like colors from tubes of paint.

The two tables are covered with empty tubes of paint, bent, often cut in the middle, often cut and spread open, scraped clean with knife blades.

The title of the piece refers to a metal table in the kitchen of Freilicher's East Village apartment that she used as a palette (the taches of paint are in the central foreground) with jars and coffee cans holding about nine brushes and tubes of paint in some disorder.

Paints: Artist quality or good student quality tubes of paint such W&N Galeria, Daler Rowney System 3 or Liquitex student range.

Ryan Shaw showcases his «soul flow» style, squeezing tubes of paint onto canvas to create emotion and dimension.

Only a few items fill the set: oversized, Oldenburg-esque tubes of paint, a table, and floor - to - ceiling blank canvas.

These collaged elements — along with images of pillows and a detail from a Baroque relief — are sealed within a clear Plexiglas casing that acts as a support for the surprising array of three - dimensional objects suspended from the work's surface, ranging from tin cans and a spent tube of paint to assorted empty plastic tubes and salvaged wooden chair rungs.

«After we'd get the bills paid, I'd say to her, «Well, how many tubes of paint can I get this week — one of red, or two of yellow?

The scene is an artist's studio mocked up in rickety plywood, with enormous brushes and tubes of paint as big as Claes Oldenburg sculptures.

Paint with small tubes of paint.

He works in beeswax — the preferred medium of ancient Egypt — but also employs feathers; discarded screws, nails, and paperclips; even his own empty tubes of paint.

If he tries to do so, he might quite easily be as foolish as a man attempting to determine the pattern of a carpet from examination of a single thread, a picture from a tube of paint, or a book from a box of assorted type.

Or maybe a talented artist with empty pockets who can't paint their first portrait because they can't afford the tube of paint?

Rose's fist had come undone, revealing that she held a tube of paint (Yellow Ochre), obviously very much sucked.

She's had a tube of paint!

She's been sucking a tube of paint!»

When a tube of paint is squeezed by the Absolute, the result can only be a Success.

The well - known fragility of Reinhardt's black paintings is a technical result of trying to force paint to look black rather than dark gray, by leaching out much of the oil a tube of paint contains.

Some artists «hide the silverware,» so to speak, to keep expensive expensive brushes or tubes of paint from disappearing.

Sixteen Windows looks out onto a silver sky, while another shrine pays tribute to her studio, with two tubes of paint.

Japanese prints and prints by Honoré Daumier are on view, and cases contain books van Gogh read, including Emile Zola's Germinal (1885), as well as a palette the artist used around 1890, three scrunched up tubes of his paint, and a red lacquered box with balls of wood that he once owned.

I mean, you learned to eat practically nothing so you could buy a tube of paint, and so on and so forth.

A brush and tube of paint are now fossilised; frozen in time to be seen as a way of the past.

In the mid-1960s he used tubes of paint, dripping color directly onto the canvas, and his earlier «Cachets,» or rubber stamp prints, suggest a mechanical version of all - over paintings.

Noone today knows who she was asking to come to the show, but those marks of hers evoke something different the paintings I grew up seeing as a kid in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, or even her tools (three sponges, four tubes of paint and a turkey baster), temporarily displayed here in another room at the Foundation.

A few painter's knives, tubes of paint, brushes and canvases later, I was painting mountain side views dotted with flowers and green with trees.

Parker painted with the brush, rags, or tubes of paint, but whatever shape they ultimately take, Parker's absolute command of color unifies his entire body of work.

Like marionette dolls, brushes, tubes of paint and other supplies are rigged with string (which is sometimes visible) as if operated by an invisible artist.

In an interview with Dorothy Seckler, he recounted one of his most vivid childhood memories: «I opened a closet and I felt some little things in the closet and I stared to squeeze them and they happened to be tubes of paint.

The challenge of working with found materials is that they come with their own history — a vintage map is very different in character and quality than, say, a tube of paint.

«I can still, to this day, smell the cheap linseed oil in the tubes of paint.

I believe these tubes of paint are only.50 at Walmart.