Sentence examples for shooting paint from inspiring English sources

The main action involves shooting paint or water into the world.

A painter might be nice, but what if his work consists of shooting paint cans, like William Burroughs, or he has noisy affairs with his models?

Around the time that Saint Phalle made her first shooting painting, French police killed dozens of protesters demonstrating on behalf of the Algerian National Liberation Front, shooting some on the spot and drowning others in the Seine.

She splits her time between shooting, painting and trying to bring light to things that should not be happening.

The writer William Burroughs shot paint onto canvases, and I think he shot his wife dead.

It seems unlikely that a like-minded shooting gallery will replace Shoot the Freak, where patrons shoot paint balls at people darting across a junkyard in costume.

Last month at the Aldrich, the filmmaker and visual artist Michelle Handelman, 35, who has a background in martial arts and dance and likes to "activate people," organized a "picnic performance" during which visitors shot paint guns at canvases (reminiscent of the Japanese Gutai performance artists of the 1950's).

In combination with a good bore to paint size match, regulators can make your marker shoot paint much more accurately.

Two weekends ago, Harvey L. Pitt took his son and friends in a stretch limousine to a remote part of Maryland to shoot paint-ball guns.

In the opening scene the world is empty and white, its contours invisible until you start shooting black paint.

In Splatoon, Nintendo's uniquely family-friendly take on multiplayer shooting games, paint replaces live ammunition, charming tentacle-headed skater-types replace heavily armed Americans, and rather than simply shooting your foes, you win by spattering as much of the arena as possible in your paint's colour.