Sentences with phrase «use of paint»

There are a handful of game modes which all make use of the painting mechanic in one way or another.

These «trends» can be the increased use of paint color, wallpaper (or not), flooring, furnishings and accessories.

Do you have a project in mind that you can use any of those paints for?

I have nothing with pastels in my house but I may just use some of the paint I got for a tablescape!

Thus the gestural elements of the work are less about the intuitive use of paint and more a device concerned with the combining of source material and reference.

Much of this room's success boils down to a clever use of paint.

The artist's structural and architectural use of paint gives shape to these often fleeting yet universal images.

A beautiful abstract painting with thick use of paint, and fast brush work.

He adopted a vigorous, muscular use of paint and color suited to his newly invented forms.

I'm using some of your paint colors to update my home and am in the process of changing my trim paint from dark cream to white.

I have nothing with pastels in my house but I may just use some of the paint I got for a tablescape!

If you avoid that you can actually accelerate a little before braking again for the right, and it's possible to open things out by using some of the painted sections of track (don't go near them in the wet).

In addition to thinking about the production of sound as a key inspiration Kirsch later brings up an interesting point about Picasso's «use of paint as if it were an element of collage.»

Right from the very start, he reacted against the popular expressive use of paint by most artists of the abstract expressionist movement, instead claiming that opting for flatter surfaces normally found in the arsenal of Barnett Newman or Jasper Johns.

There are many reason why I love Chalk Paint ®... one of them is the ease of use of the paint.

Jackson Pollock's influences include Native American art, Mexican murals, European modernism, Surrealism, Cubism, Jungian psychology and Thomas Hart Benton's rhythmic use of painting.

Tschabalala Self (b. 1990, Harlem) makes syncretic use of painting, printmaking, and assemblage to explore ideas surrounding the black female body.

Her masterful use of painted gradients was decades ahead of its time.

Through a mixture of parody, and a sensuous use of paint that calls touch, taste and smell into play, a carefully considered point is made.

This draped canvas is a stunning example of Gilliam's innovative use of paint in... Read More

This outward - looking tendency in her work separates her from many New York School painters including her husband Milton Resnick, whose use of paint, though similar, was more meditative and inward in nature.

I love the jagged vertical rocks and the simple use of painted force perspective to create such a grand alien vista.

Tania Corbett has developed a free flowing and energetic use of paint - a direct response to the movement of elements in the natural world.

Her free use of paint and varied instruments of impression leaps off of one plane, bringing her marks into three - dimensional space through ceramics manipulated with a hand - glazing technique.

REVOK creates a similar effect through paint — imperfect concentric lines interrupted by diagonal composition — which he builds up through the methodological use of a paint roller coiled in tape.

Her energetic brushwork and sensual use of paint have earned her comparison to Willem de Kooning and Francis Bacon.

Matthew Macaulay's playful use of paint is reflected in the titles of his work.

In this way, Witmer's paintings share affinities with the modest scale and materiality of the late, celebrated Philadelphia artist Bill Walton's body of work, whose sensitive use of paint, gesso, charcoal, and graphite draws attention to the subtleties of humble materials, such as cut newsprint, folded paper towels, and frayed squares of cotton tacked to gallery walls.

Openly inheriting this tradition, the artists in New Image Painting give an overall impression of light humor and serious use of paint, with simplistic pictures belying a complexity of composition and color.

A professor at SVA, Belag's work is characterized by its lush use of paint, vibrant color, and gestural use of mark making.

Daze's works simultaneously capture the energy and spontaneity of the graffiti movement, while also revealing a more meditative process and technique, with works featuring thick brush strokes and a layered use of paint that pay homage to artists like Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, and Joan Mitchell.

Greatly influenced by classical culture and literature, his flowing use of paint was reminiscent of the Abstract Expressionists but without the heroic pretentions.

Two solo exhibitions at Deitch projects established an enthusiastic following for the artist and her vibrant, thrusting use of paint.

But Tuymans» use of paint results in bleached impenetrable surfaces that appear to emanate light, alluding to a zoomed image on a digital monitor, or the freshly snapped image on an iPhone screen.

That, it sings, was «a different use of paintings,» but «I'm an image today.»

But Gober's presentation underscores something beyond Bess's distinctive use of paint, simultaneously sumptuous and kooky, and resplendent palette, ranging from neon - lit primaries to caveman umbers.

Composed of child - like scribbles and graffiti - like use of paint, his work is often described as elusive and to many it seems unfathomable.

His vigorous brushstrokes and hectic use of paint evoke the energy of a storm, and echo the turmoil of Tracey Emin's My Bed.

And the self - conscious use of paint by the younger artists in this room — the awareness that it is a culturally informed choice rather than a preordained tool — forms the foundation of much painting practice today.

Bouchet addresses historical and more recent political uses of painting, where landscape celebrated the expansion of territory, and the use of text, in the form of propagandistic sloganeering, was loosely presented as a means of self - actualization.

A «lyrical abstractionist,» he celebrated the potential of colour through a knowledgeable and skilful use of paint.

Toora reflects Jules Olitski's signature painting style and his innovative use of painting techniques to create abstract compositions with strong atmospheres created by color.

This is an artist who fuses an adept use of paint, colors and materials with subjects that are both smutty and smart.

Indeed, American artist George Condo frequently cites Picasso as an explicit source in his contemporary cubist compositions and joyous use of paint.

Perhaps most surprising, given that much of the Glasgow - based artist's previous use of paint has involved abstract marks and flourishes, the four wall - based reliefs (all 2017) which provide the focal point of this exhibition all feature human figures in hazily defined landscapes.

His large - scale paintings, almost weight - down by excessive use of paint, striking in their vivid or in - depth color and upside - down iconic characters are every bit a part of the movement as we can imagine.