Sentence examples for portrait techniques from inspiring English sources

Despite this, it is important to note that the work of Jacobsen isn't just about digital manipulation, because his compositions feature glimpses of historical portrait techniques that allude to the Renaissance and the Baroque; in short, both technical and aesthetic dialogues between past and present make the work of this artist so special. .

Karlson's abstract illustrations combine still life and portrait drawing techniques, demonstrating a fresh and new perspective of the female nude, with clear influences from Matisse and Picasso, and a hint of traditional Japanese fine art.

Li et al. [33] obtained all possible smooth, cusped solitary wave solutions for Eq. (1) by the phase portrait analytical technique.

But the rigorous focus on traditional portrait styles and techniques does limit the viewer's understanding of the form, which can be every bit as freewheeling and experimental as any other kind of art.

Jan Van Eyck's 'The Arnolfini Portrait' uses these techniques, creating the texture of the metallic chandelier, hair and clothing of the subjects, and the fur of the dog.

The last part of the workshop will be based on the needs and interests of the group so come with questions! We'll go over basic lighting set-ups for documentaries short films, portrait photography plus techniques for creating mood, color, and lighting effects.

Juliet shows up toward the end of the exhibition in a reverse negative portrait -- a technique that results in a dark enigmatic shadow image of the subject.

Dotted throughout the book are pin-sharp portraits of the techniques of all the great lyricists of the American musical's "golden age", which Sondheim defines as 1925 to 1960.

The same is true of many of Catlin's portraits, but his techniques are more sophisticated in that he caught a full range of attitudes.

The features of the young woman emerged when scientists in Australia scanned the portrait with a technique called x-ray fluorescence, which picked out the subsurface elements of the pigments Degas used for the original composition.

The naturally translucent material was well suited to the luminous techniques of portrait painting.