Sentence examples for moving painting from inspiring English sources

He came to understand that the images behind the walls needed to be bright and hyperactive to resonate in such a short time, so he began to think of the work as a moving painting.

The scene through the big, scratched windows is like a moving painting.

It's almost like looking at a moving painting, except watercolors and acrylics don't offer hues this rich.

Alex Evans from Media Molecule introduced a game he described as "a moving painting," and one he hopes to capture the sensation of dreaming.

The result gives the impression of a remarkably expressive moving painting, with discernible roots in the style and design of romantic painters like J. M. W. Turner and John Martin.

Now, they have taken another legend from the Dutch Golden Age, Ambrosius Bosschaert, and given his work a present-day spin by turning the artist's Vase With Flowers In A Window into a Harry Potter-like moving painting. .

The old elixirs of angst and eros bubble up now and then, but tangentially; mainly he was absorbed in moving paint around in his impulsive, whiplash, kinetic manner.

From the late 1950s, when he began using a stiffer brush and moving paint in great swaths around the canvas, Mr. Freud's nudes took on a new fleshiness and mass.

He picked up where Matisse left off and moved painting into a new visual language".

Of course, people have been trying to find a way to move painting forward, in a historical sense, at least since the end of Abstract Expressionism.

"I'd come out of Yale as a painter," he said, "but I didn't quite know how to move painting on.