Sentence examples for layered drawings from inspiring English sources

For the largest work, "Black City," at one end of the show, Ms. Mehretu layered drawings of structures from those in early Japan and Mesopotamia to Hitler's Atlantic Wall bunkers along the French coast.

Thurman pointed out that the cave paintings themselves seem to have been rendered by the prehistoric artists in 3-D, in the way the artists made use of the rolling contours of the cave walls, and layered drawings to suggest movement.

Heather Bennett's "Temple," a pair of layered drawings, use varnish or lacquer to reveal images beneath the outer skin, while Ginny Fox's wall-mounted construction gives soft, folded fabric the sheen and solidity of metal.

Worlds merge and perspectives collide in the intricate, layered drawings of Hiroki Tsukuda.

Although Mr. Guzmán, 44, has been making multimedia work for years, he is probably best known for his exuberant, densely layered ink drawings.

Ms. Morken, still in her early 20's, presents gnarly, layered expressionistic drawings full of half-naked figures who seem crazed and tormented by the plight of being human (Johnson).

The optimum parameters of the epoxidation process were established based on the analyses of the layer drawings.

Mr. Graves's layering new drawings over previous ones is precisely that process; each new drawing suggests additional approaches and refinements of the concept.

One of the purest abstractionists — and one of the first female artists — to emerge from postindependence India, she produced delicate ink and graphite drawings layered with grids and geometric shapes that suggest Agnes Martin and the Constructivists.

Among the works in the exhibition, which explores the idea of combining species, are tropical house plants grown by Laura Stein that she has entwined with manmade materials; an art book by Marina Gutierrez about genetic engineering; and folklore-inspired paintings by Stas Orlovski that layer individual drawings to make fantasy plants.

Some are manipulated with layers and drawings, while others are simple gradients of color or smatterings of light and lines.