Sentence examples for flesh paint from inspiring English sources

SEM-EDX analysis of a cross-section removed from the Saint's left foot (S1) confirmed the presence of these elements in stratigraphy of the old man's flesh paint.

For example, for painting a Caucasian face, you'd start with flesh colour, then put darker shades under the eyebrows and jaw, and finally mix some white with the flesh paint and dry brush the forehead, nose, upper lip and cheekbones.

Then along came Cecily Brown to resurrect the age-old pleasures of writhing flesh (and paint).

Renoir's near-fetishistic attachment to flesh and paint — the two seem to merge as one thing — certainly appealed to the pleasure-principle painter that Mastisse was on the verge of fully becoming when he met Renoir in 1917.

The eeriness of the paintings has less to do with their subject matter than with Hesse's "vacillating movement between flesh and paint, line and abstraction, figure and ground," as the catalog essayist Helen Molesworth observes.

The outer layer of the vinyl doll is given its skin tone by adding dozens of layers of flesh colored paint.

After it's dry, take flesh tone paint and apply.

It was a Chinese policeman's face over her crotch, unsmiling under a peaked hat, clad in a green uniform — the entire figure painted onto a flesh-colored leotard.

He loops the dialogue and drags a dilated, ecstatic camera-lens across honeyed flesh and painted nails.

In Rembrandt's work, "flesh is painted, heads are drawn and modelled as if they emerged physically from the canvas, through a kind of tattoo of colours, a melted mosaic, a moving swarm of dabs which seems like... the palpitation of skin in sunlight".

He took from Francis Bacon both a growlingly bravura technique, with flesh-color paint applied like gelled viscera, and a brazening of erotic appetite and angst as all-purpose fuel for art — never mind the mess they might make of a mere life.