Sentence examples for practice paintings from inspiring English sources

Each fighter also offers a few words of wisdom, ranging from the slightly alarming ("When I'm training I'm just having fun, thinking about punching somebody in the face") to the unexpectedly eloquent ("Right before I enter the Octagon, I feel almost like I did a bunch of practice paintings and now I have this empty canvas and I can create this picture in front of everyone and make it beautiful").

Some of the pigments and their usage were found to be at odds with the common practice in paintings from China.

Even in other traditions, such as Japanese and Chinese, with distinctive art-making practices of paintings, literature, theater, and the like, aesthetic practices permeate people's daily life.

The idea of calligraphy as a yogic practice lies behind paintings by Barbara Hatfield and a tight pen drawing of a breast-like circle by Alice Attie.

There's something intrinsically cinematic about this practice: Chardin's paintings imply action, and each image invokes virtual ones that follow.

Canvas boards are great for small studies, practice and preliminary paintings.

In the past few years, I have begun to merge my painting and drawing practices, and the paintings are changing a lot.

Dewey thinks the practices of hanging paintings in special buildings would deny continuity between art and life.

But this year, according to a letter from Millikin's Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement (OISE) obtained by Campus Reform, TKE members have been warned against the face-painting practice and other forms of dress-up because it can be disrespectful to other cultures.

In "Seeing Double: Van Gogh the Tweaker," Henry Adams writes about world-renowned artist Vincent Van Gogh's habit of copying his own original paintings, a practice that had long been "something of a dirty secret" and now, the subject of an exhibition.

In the case of paintings, conservation practice often involves the removal and replacement of discolored varnishes.