Sentence examples for made of paint from inspiring English sources

Close up, these last works seem not to be made of paint, but of some soft, dry substance like fur.

A cartographic mural made of paint and industrial tape by Geraldine Lau is a slightly reduced version of one that had been under way in her studio.

Though Freddie finds work at a department store and, later, in the cabbage fields of Salinas, his real vocation is inventing and consuming cocktails made of paint thinner, darkroom chemicals, household cleaning supplies and whatever else is at hand.

Made of paint, canvas, newspapers, plastic foam, photographs, torn fabric and a sad, heart-shape balloon spray-painted in rainbow stripes, Ms. Feinstein's works play a mordantly knowing, passive-aggressive, art-about-art game.

Beth Gilfilen's intricate color-coded collage made of paint swatches from the hardware store is especially impressive; Marco Muñoz's ethereal still-life photographs from paper negatives are also lovely.

"Titanic on Piano," made of paint on cardboard with plaster, juts abruptly from the wall: the piano's spindly legs dangling uselessly in the air, and a small Titanic and iceberg gracing its black-sea top.

Folksy, signlike paintings and cases displaying sneakers and sandals made of painted cardboard by Gary Garay similarly refer to low-budget commerce and extend to the present the Chicano movement's affectionate embrace of "low-brow" Mexican-American culture.

The cycle's main frame is made of painted steel and most other parts are titanium.

Alexander Calder's "Escutcheon II" made of painted sheet metal and wire was executed in 1952.

He immediately ordered the city to cover the eyesore with a temporary facade made of painted fabric for the duration.

In lieu of rent, Mr. Drain pays his landlord with works of art — most recently, a sculpture made of painted toilet seats.