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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flow of paint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the movement or application of paint, often in artistic contexts or when discussing painting techniques.
Example: "The artist created a mesmerizing landscape by allowing a flow of paint to cascade down the canvas."
Alternatives: "a stream of paint" or "a surge of paint".
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Mahadevan and his co-authors examined the black and red painting "Untitled 1948 49" and demonstrated mathematically that the only way Pollock could create such tiny looping, meandering oscillations was to hold his brush or trowel high up off the canvas and let out a flow of paint that narrowed and sped up as it fell.
After a moment, you should get a flow of paint thinner.
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Her "River" and "Lille" paintings (1986) conflate the flow of paint, the flow of the Seine and the rhythmic arabesques of Matisse's "Dance" (1908) in gestural swirls of blue, yellow, green and more.
His favorite tool for many years was an elegant ivory knife, which he used to guide the flow of paint.
Measuring the flow of paint and varnish entails unique problems.
These lumps can stop up the siphon tube or the metering valve, causing the flow of paint to stop.
Create a flow of events.
…Most of the paint I use is a liquid, flowing kind of paint.
“It pulls what paint is left, and it helps to diminish the flow of the paint, and gives you a soft edge,†Clark said.
Wax should be only heated to the minimum temperature needed for proper flow of the paint.
Moses may not be concerned by transport phenomenon or surface integrals to create the flux flow of moving paint that he measures in viscosity, but what he does experiment is the pearlescent color shifts in his work as sunlight brightens and fades and how light temperatures change the color of Moses' art.
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