Sentence examples for preferred canvas from inspiring English sources

Hunter's preferred canvas was, well, canvas, but she also painted on all kinds of found objects.

These kinds of ubiquitous temporary walls, with their "Post No Bills" stencils, are not usually a preferred canvas for street artists because "your work just gets whitewashed over in a second by the construction workers," said an artist who calls himself El Celso.

After experimenting with duck and goose eggs, Hambrick says ostrich eggs have become her preferred canvas, due to their size and durability.

Painting on canvas is his preferred medium, and Lucian Freud is the contemporary artist he most admires.

Professor Kemp also points out that the Isleworth version is painted on canvas, where Da Vinci's preferred choice was wood.

His preferred extreme-heat pants are a loose, light canvas with as little construction as possible.

Aspiring graphers seek his counsel on topics such as his preferred pen (the Staedtler Lumocolor, fine-point, blue) and canvas (ideally an officially-issued trading card, but the 3.5" by 2.5" "Autograph Card" of Flam's own engineering works in extenuating circumstances).

The Meural Canvas retails for $595 or $695 depending on your preferred frame finish, and includes a 27-inch diagonal full HD (1080P) display.

The property-based clustering component offers two advantages: (i) the preferred number of nodes/clusters to be shown on the canvas can be directly controlled by the parameter K; and (ii) the property information used by this component carries biological meaning, so the produced clusters would be highly intuitive.

"So much is wrong," said Kemp, a world-recognised authority on Leonardo, noting that the foundation's portrait is painted on canvas and not on wood, the artist's preferred medium.

Its star, Matisse's 1937 painting "L'Odalisque, Harmonie Bleue," a richly patterned canvas depicting Lydia Delectorskaya, a Russian émigré and one of the artist's preferred models, brought a record price of $33.6 million.