Sentence examples for practice painting from inspiring English sources

Students studied pretty much whatever they wanted, but everyone was supposed to take a class in some kind of artistic practice — painting, weaving, sculpture, pottery, poetry, architecture, design, dance, music, photography.

I practice painting, photography and film.

Practice painting with neat edges so the the final piece doesn't look messy.

If you want to paint an area instead of a dot, practice painting lines, curves, and squares on the paper.

If you can find someone who will let you, practice painting someone else's nails until you feel comfortable enough to try it on yourself.

In her fabric designs and scarves especially Delaunay practiced painting, and drawing, by another name.

Louisa May Alcott practiced painting by copying the pictures that still hang on the Emersons' walls.

Instead, he went to Paris, where he practiced painting and attended lectures at the Sorbonne.

To imitate Pollock, Mr. Harris switched his cigarette brand to unfiltered Camels and built a studio in his backyard in Malibu, where he practiced painting like Pollock, mimicking how Pollock looks and moves in the famous Hans Namuth photographs and films.

Huffman and a 21-year old American art student, who had been practicing painting gorillas and chimps for a year in anticipation of this trip, volunteered.

What make this deliberate distortion unfortunate is that the paper is so intent on using Tehran's terminology when referring to the MEK, that it goes so far as mimicking the regime's "journalistic" (read: propaganda) practices, painting the MEK with the clerics' used brush.