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S****bling works by a
principle similar to that used by pointillists,
mixing colors optically.
While most
painters glaze with dark colors,
s****bling is...
- up s****ble in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. S****ble may
refer to:
S****bling, a
glaze painting technique S****ble, a
novel by
Ingrid Law S****ble, an...
- a
number of
different types of
paint applications such as
glazing and
s****bling. Work
developed this way
would not
begin with a drawing, but
rather the...
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discernible texture or
relief Pouncing Resist techniques S****ing out
S****bling Sfumato Sgraffito Stippling Textured grounds: the use of co**** or smooth...
- can
provide a base for
effects from
simple colour washes or marbling,
s****bling, and glazing, to more
elaborate gilding and vert de mer treatments. Wikimedia...
- colour. His work is
inspired by the Old
Masters and
glazing as well as the
s****bling technique which results in a
wonderful subtlety of surface. "He sees paintings...
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realistic portrayal of the
human body, by
using small, soft
brushstrokes and
s****bling to make the
contours of the body
appear more subtle. This
technique emphasises...
- (1859-1959):
Snyder liked the
rough texture of many
layers of
paint softened by
s****bling,
using that
technique to
great effect. In 1929 she met
Clayton Sumner...
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compared with Jack
Levine and
Francis Bacon. His
subdued palette, Old
Master s****bling and
complex compositions pay
homage to Titian, Rembrandt,
Frans Hals,...
- Fine Art
undergraduate student at
Boston University,
techniques such as
s****bling, dragging, and rubbing. She set
aside looking at the work of
others in...
