The phrase "mix of mediums" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a combination of different artistic materials, methods, or styles that are used together to create something. For example, "The artist used a mix of mediums, including paints, markers, and clay, to create an abstract sculpture."
These less regimented moments create interest, as does the mix of mediums.
Working with a diverse mix of mediums Snook's forthcoming exhibition The Ecstasy of Memory at The Vyner Street Gallery will include sculpture and installation along with stitched pieces.
This is achieved brilliantly through the show's unprecedented mix of mediums.
The artists roster is comprised of Juliette Bonneviot, Manuel Fernández, Philip Hausmeier, Vince Mckelvie, and Cecilia Salama, each who probes the theme using a mix of mediums and tools related either to the tangible or the intangible worlds, the analog and the digital.
Try tight clothing and colors that hide you if you're out at night, try dark blue, but avoid black, it will reveal the human silhouette so go for a mix of mediums, like gray black and dark blue.
In year one this transfer of equity would be worth around $10,000 to your brothers, or roughly what they could earn on a mix of medium-term Treasuries.
Following a transition to a working-class suburb in the mid-20th century, when many of the large estates were demolished or subdivided, the suburb today has a "village" character and a mix of medium-density apartment blocks and federation houses.
This mixing of mediums is proving extraordinarily fruitful.
It contains only 21 collages, all superb, in an intimate context that facilitates savoring their every formal twist and narrative turn, not to mention the ingenious mixing of mediums that takes them far beyond collage.
His work is a sardonic, fiendishly decorative form of Expressionism, a visual psychoanalysis that enumerates dreams and desires in hallucinatory mixes of medium, material and sexual innuendo.
The show is an ideal mixing of medium and message: a tightly produced broadcast exploring a subject — the oft-overlooked world of modern composition — that uniquely benefits from musical immersion and auditory elucidation.
