Sentence examples for canvas silk from inspiring English sources

Unlike canvas, silk, which was used in painting even before paper was invented, was unforgiving of errors and required exceptional skill and confidence.

In the case of fabric, the following materials were used: linen, canvas, felt, silk, velvet, and cotton.

2. Osklen: The Brazilian cult clothing label brings an urban edge to surf and swimwear: canvas sneakers, silk cargo pants and (naturally) micro-bikinis.

Each photo-based canvas is silk-screened in black on white, and the figure's skin is gold-leafed.

He suggests pre-treating sandals with Wetblock Combo spray, which protects leather, suede, satin, silk, canvas and exotic skins in two coats but still allows the material to breathe.

A looser example -- probably Wheeler's -- of the firm's work is a textile panel with motifs of Chinese-style clouds and chrysanthemums scattered across a silk canvas ground.

Using skills no doubt honed by caring for Colonel Qaddafi, who avoids hotels in favor of Bedouin tents, workers erected "specially equipped" silk, canvas, plastic and gauze tents for guests, with electric fans and roses on the beds, in the middle of sparsely populated villages of concrete huts.

It was covered with silk, canvas, or other cloth, which extended above the plate to form a pocket for each breast.

Her works on silk, canvas or wood are mostly inspired by the different esoteric practices she has met while looking for an answer to the question "What's the meaning of my life?" YoHana's paintings can be found in exhibitions, on her web gallery and in the private collections of spiritual seekers whose hearts resonate with hers.

On the canvas, using the silk-screen process, he made multiple images of a photographic self-portrait by Rauschenberg as well as pictures Rauschenberg had taken of his family.

The painting owned by Cruz, titled "M.K.N.Y.," was completed in 1990 and is a self-portrait of sorts: the canvas bears a silk-screened image of Kippenberger, who is standing outside a bank in downtown New York with a missile in his arms, as if he were about to stage an assault upon the institution using techniques derived from Looney Tunes.