Sentence examples for spread paint from inspiring English sources
The Armenian showed the Dutchman how to divorce drawn line from spread paint, and then reconcile them.
He rarely created the illusion of depth in his work and consistently eliminated all signs of brushwork, using a broad brush to spread paint evenly after it was applied.
When businessmen in dark suits compete wildly over pictures by painters who explicitly cultivated the art of the absurd or spread paint across their canvases with no easily identifiable purpose, this tells you something about the state of the world economy.
I have seen hardened young people reignite their joy of play, as they rolled out cookies, spread paint on canvas, pulled carrots out of dirt.
A loaded brush will spread paint under the edges of the stencil.
Spread paint or plaster evenly over the child's hand for full coverage.
In 1967, Look magazine published a two-page spread, painted by Norman Rockwell, showing astronauts on the moon with a television camera.
If it stops spreading paint easily, make it wet again.
I found her in the patio of her house, under a rubber tree, spreading paint with her fingers over a wooden bowl she had carved.
Cézanne's still-lifes were as much about the act of spreading paint across a canvas as they were about what, for instance, an apple looks like.
The bride is attended by an enraptured nude whose headdress is a burst of decalcomania, the technique invented by the surrealist Oscar Dominguez that spreads paint in a dappled organic way.
