Sentence examples for canvas words from inspiring English sources

And the text he throws onto the canvas, words like "salt" and "dehydrate", done in rough block capitals, seem knowingly cryptic.

Squiggly lines across the canvas, with words, extracts of poetry and the paint smeared on by finger, that is what he is known and admired for.

But they go beyond the diagram into concrete poems for the canvas: every word holding out the promise of somewhere else in an optical trail of shimmering paint.

I'd always wanted to do it; having written lyrics for so long, to suddenly have this empty canvas of 90,000 words seemed incredibly liberating.

They created the program with a simple metaphor: every person enters life with a blank canvas, transformed through words, thoughts and actions.

The plain, steady rhythm and rhyme-scheme of Hardy's hymn-like metre provide a kind of aural blank canvas, allowing individual words to sound out with particular clarity.

An all green canvas has the words "WHEN I ASKED YOU HOW MUCH SADNESS YOU HAVE" stenciled in white onto it.

For example, is this Jackson Pollock "unfinished" because its allover composition goes "beyond the literal dimensions" of the canvas, in the words of artist Allan Kaprow (as quoted on the painting's label)?

The description might sound like a recounting of an ancient Japanese print or a sprawling painted canvas, but the words are actually attached to artwork of a different sort.

In the process, the city has used eminent domain and buyouts to push out the businesses, creating a lot of abandoned and semi-abandoned buildings—a perfect graffiti canvas, in other words.

The 1964 work is a deep blue canvas with the word "Damage" painted across it in capital letters.