| Methodically feathered brushstrokes create a dark, shimmering vortex from which light seems poised to escape. |
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| The finished work is executed on hot-press watercolor paper with controlled brushstrokes on a dampened surface. |
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| At first, it appeared to be an atmospheric abstraction made of green and silvery blue brushstrokes. |
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| Plus, there are no irretrievable brushstrokes, and better yet no headaches from chalk dust or mineral spirits. |
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| The old subject matter leaves its indelible traces in the very material of Williams's art, in her brushstrokes themselves. |
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| These new paintings are mostly organized around nearly straight brushstrokes executed on grounds made of broader, looser applications of paint. |
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| Instead she makes expansive, wall-filling abstractions in her unique vocabulary of dynamic brushstrokes. |
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| Snyder became renowned for his delicate layered brushstrokes painstakingly applied to produce highly detailed feathering. |
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| But to understand and analyze the overall debate, it is useful to draw the boundary lines with broad brushstrokes. |
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| The piece contains stylistic features like energetic brushstrokes and jewel-like colours used expressionistically. |
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| Kehoe's broad brushstrokes reduce the surfaces and modeling of her subjects to angular planes of lights and darks. |
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| Burlap reappears in Work II as the ground on which Jensen painted broad, black brushstrokes suggesting a Japanese mountain landscape. |
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| Even in the foregrounds, the brushstrokes are a web of quick flickering dabs, layered, but not blended or otherwise heavily worked. |
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| Sometimes he would build smallish touches of paint into images of wide, ribbony brushstrokes. |
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| Vermeer's dreamy interior light and Manet's poised brushstrokes are beautifully rendered, and Bierk even duplicates the cracking of paint. |
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| The sheer density of colour and brushstrokes are of an artistic labour that is almost too difficult and masterly to comprehend. |
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| His visible brushstrokes in the foreground and creamy subdued tones interspersed with bright oranges and red hues are very seductive. |
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| Almost entirely covered with neatly cut pieces of found printed paper, the surfaces are also streaked with linear brushstrokes and small passages of transparent washes. |
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| Disparagement painted over with the brushstrokes of complimentary praise is still disparagement. |
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| These works were executed in tiny brushstrokes, reducing the presence of the artist's hand and enhancing the illusion that the viewer was staring at a real scene. |
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| But even here in these pieces' inchoate brushstrokes and inky splotches, borrowed imagery is lurking. |
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| His colors are darker, his impasto is thicker, and his brushstrokes are quick and imperfect. |
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| In Golden Bird House, a similarly disconcerting picture, scumbled ocher brushstrokes fill the sky behind a white turretlike construction resting atop a pole. |
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| Careful brushstrokes detail a beady eye, feathers, beak and claws. |
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| Mountains received a drybrush of grey and white, without trying to correct accidental brushstrokes and spilled black undercoat. |
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| The Pencil is the crudest of the tools in this group: it makes hard, non-anti-aliased brushstrokes. |
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| Minute details of texture, brushstrokes, and craquelure must also be simulated. |
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| The cecum looks congested, marked with red brushstrokes, and is filled with gas and little food. |
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| The new paintbrushes and brush sets are made with safe, seamless ferrules in a variety of sizes, which helps younger children learn to control their brushstrokes. |
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| In recent years, however, the art itself has come under more scientific scrutiny, especially through the analysis of brushstrokes. |
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| Your goals are the brushstrokes you make to create that picture, to bring it to life. |
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| The palette of yellow, ochre and pink is a mélange of tonal variations, his brushstrokes loose but finely connected. |
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| In her work, Pratt painstakingly eliminated traces of brushstrokes through a complicated and time-consuming process. |
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| In particular, his smaller pictures replete with quick, easy brushstrokes are among the jewels of Czech painting. |
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| It suggests the broad brushstrokes of what to expect from its upcoming models: the feel, the harmony, the feline grace and the dynamism. |
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| In place of uniform areas of colour, we now clearly see the brushstrokes, and the canvases have gained more background colours. |
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| It has an easy application, fixes brushstrokes and increases gloss, transparency and depth of color. |
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| They are perfectly coated and intensely coloured from the first brushstrokes. |
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| Rapid, precise brushstrokes used like scalpels seize subjects' deepest essence. |
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| No matter what method is used, paint can be applied to the finished product to mimic the brushstrokes of the original work and enhance the visual depth of the transfer. |
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| The brushstrokes can be seen as the subtlest of veining in the surface. |
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| They inspired a series of powerful Expressionist landscapes, with heavy brushstrokes and vivid colours, in which he first developed a personal style. |
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| Influenced by artists Robert Motherwell and Joan Mitchell, McClymont uses the strong, gestural brushstrokes of the post-war Abstract Expressionists. |
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| Several of the leaves morph into real green brushstrokes, one of numerous instances where photographic reproduction blends with a hands-on painterly touch. |
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| The gingerbread was delicately, if imprecisely, captured by the brushstrokes. |
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| His inventory of marks is vast, comprising a myriad of traditional brushstrokes and marks that escape from the picture plane, including accretions of foam and draped skins of paint. |
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| His sentences, which often run on for pages, dart digressively about, much like brushstrokes applied to a canvas, gradually resolving their parts into a cohesive whole. |
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| The dense brushstrokes cover walls, pillars and interiors. |
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| In case of brushstrokes, even out using the roller. |
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| But what it had in common everywhere was the younger generation's desire to cleanse artistic vision by painting only what they saw about them, with broad brushstrokes and brighter, simpler colours. |
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| This framework directive is intended to paint the broad brushstrokes of the policy for the next decades and there has been much panic over the details. |
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| Mr. O'Rourke, as he indicated to the Tribunal, called me this week to give me the broad brushstrokes of the submissions or statement that he was going to make to the Tribunal this morning. |
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| In loose brushstrokes, paying particular attention to the outlines of the figures, Dumas layers thin coats of oil paint to render these elegiac portraits. |
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| One could say that these trees become God's brushstrokes and calligraphical gestures. |
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| The choice of color was wild but brushstrokes were contained within the enclosure of the dancers' bodies. |
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| Hussain's work revealed looser brushstrokes and a softer, dreamier interpretation of the animals and their surroundings. |
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| Francis Bacon, represented by a powerful 1965 image of a rider falling from a horse against a stark background, applied brushstrokes to canvas furiously, delighting in unpremeditated effects. |
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| He might add a touch of Versawhip 600K to a shiso foam, to give it body and loft, or glue six lamb bellies together with brushstrokes of transglutaminase — an enzyme that forms bonds between proteins. |
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| They conversed in brushstrokes that succeeded better than words to illustrate the common heritage uniting Arabic and Japanese cultures and, at the same time, to reassert their individuality. |
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| With quick brushstrokes he summarized the war's meaning. |
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| Then stamp the area with a stippler to get rid of the brushstrokes. |
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| A sixth painting, Untitled, deviates from the butterfly formula by introducing a flurry of color, glaring eyeballs, and a triangulated network of brushstrokes. |
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| Money raised by the public includes pounds 73,000 pledged through a 'buy a brushstroke' campaign for people to sponsor pounds 5 brushstrokes on the painting. |
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