Sentence examples for paint thickly from inspiring English sources

She applies oil paint thickly and she does as much scraping of the surface and taking away as building up.

For most of his career Gorky had applied paint thickly and precisely, within outlines, in a way that made his forms look inorganic, overly deliberated.

Mr. Delvoye began to paint thickly over wallpaper and carpets, following the lines and color schemes of the ready-made patterns and thus rebelling against the fashionable idea of free expression.

In the miniature, this preparation layer cannot be detected; the gold was applied as paint thickly in some parts (the frame of the cartouche and of the miniature) which explain the brighter aspect, or very thinly to enlighten the clothes for example.

Arms actually works with brushes and palette knives, piling on paint thickly and intuitively, letting it dry, obliterating many layers with a belt sander and then repeating the process, again and again.

Tafa applies his paints thickly, most often with a palette knife.

Everything — the grass, the seats and aisles, the trees behind the center-field wall — was painted thickly white by the previous night's storm.

Light areas of the design are painted thickly; gray areas, thinly to allow the dark ground to tone the white pigment.

He could use paint as thickly and brightly as Gauguin, or brush it as a thin wash over deep, heavy sketches in pit charcoal.With ceaseless curiosity, he borrowed from the past.

Perhaps this vermilion-based paint was thickly applied on top of the more faintly red-colored layers of underpainting, present in the cross-sectioned sample S2.

In earlier works, he applied paint more thickly and vigorously, setting up jarring contrasts and making a much bigger deal of the spontaneous drama of the painterly process.