Sentence examples for illusion of painted from inspiring English sources

This will give the illusion of painted plaster or stucco.

The dense abstract interlace of her painting Illusion of Solidity, painted the next year, (on show at the RA) looks like Celtic knot-work ornament gone wild.

This can give the illusion of having painted walls, and can be a quirky way to add color to the walls.

This skill was taken to fantastical heights in Genoa, whose narrow streets are full of painted illusions, and where you can never be sure if a building is really there or not.

Program your psi ball to partially collapse on impact and make an illusion of a paint splatter (remember: the paint splatter has to be in a certain color).

A brief stint working in Mantua exposed him to Mantegna's frescoes, especially the laughing faces and illusion of blue sky painted on the ceiling of the Camera degli Sposa in the ducal palace.

Thayer observed that whereas a painter takes a flat canvas and uses coloured paint to create the illusion of solidity by painting in shadows, animals such as deer are often darkest on their backs, becoming lighter towards the belly, creating (as zoologist Hugh Cott observed) the illusion of flatness, and against a matching background, of invisibility.

Ladies began to collage images on their furniture to give the illusion of hand-painting.

He created an illusion of a painting that didn't need a spectator.

To heighten the illusion of a painting as a window on the world, the Italian artists of the early 15th century turned to a study of the effects of light in nature and how to represent them in a painting, a study of the anatomy and proportions of man, and a careful observation of the world about them.

Solving his first problem — banishing spatial illusion from painting — has resulted in a career spent wandering in what might be called the wilderness of real space.