Sentence examples for make a painting from inspiring English sources

First came the so-called dot paintings ("my attempt to make a painting without making a mark"), then the acrylic disks ("paintings without edges").

The deadpan word paintings here (including "Note: Make a Painting of a Note as a Painting," a rainbow-hued mise en abyme from 1970) exhibit a trippy style and deadpan wit.

I wouldn't make a painting of George Bush".

But I didn't know how to make a painting".

"My intent was to make a painting," he said, as opposed to a copy.

"What would be the reason to make a painting for a financial institution, you know?

"They always ask me to make a painting for decoration, that pleases people.

When I make a painting, it involves slowly building up layer upon layer of paint.

You can make a painting, in a gallery or in your head.

And: "Could I make a painting of a nude in my own voice?

But likeness was never enough to make a painting or sculpture seem really distinguished.