| In his later pictures he began to paint exuberantly on linen canvas, primed only with gesso, loosely woven by a local sail maker. |
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| For softer and real gesso use gypsum or calcium sulfate in the form of terra alba, alabaster gypsum or Italian gesso. |
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| The gesso process comes first, and then the placement of the broken glass pieces, each about the size of a quarter. |
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| A panel painting might have a background of stamped, gilded gesso and enamels and precious stones in its frame. |
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| The gesso ground is sanded smooth so that acrylic glazes bead up and acquire a high-resolution look while emphasizing the picture plane. |
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| By the fifteenth century, many Western artists were using it in frescoes or in gesso on wood panel paintings. |
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| To make them, Gissler first builds up layer upon smooth layer of gesso on a thick wood panel, achieving a dense, glassy surface. |
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| Whether based on chalk or gesso, the aim was to apply sufficient layers to fill the woodgrain and other imperfections. |
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| Each field is built up of gesso, each layer sanded to a flawless finish, the last one airbrushed smoother than any shell. |
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| Next, we painted the surface with white gesso, which was used to reflect the colors of the glass tesserae back into the room. |
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| All of the images are on white grounds, with the gesso petering out as it reaches the edges of the canvas. |
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| This means adding depth to each cut so that after the application of gesso, bole, and gold leaf the carved elements still have crisp definition. |
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| Sometimes the wood surface was prepared with a coating of gesso or isinglass diluted in water with a little white pigment added. |
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| Once the frame had been moulded, paper-thin gold leaf was applied to the wood over a thin layer of gesso plaster. |
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| The entire panel was then covered in gesso and gold leaf while the image was painted on the sunken surface. |
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| Pastel, gesso, watercolor, gouache, pencil, charcoal, acrylic, oil and collage all contribute to the way she constructs her images. |
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| Emulating the old masters, he used tempera and oil over gesso on wood, then covered the surface with transparent glaze. |
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| Rapidly daubed abstract surfaces, these colored backgrounds often dissolve into areas of white gesso. |
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| She pays great attention to the surface texture of her paintings, working primarily with gesso, acrylic and tempera. |
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| Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso. |
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| Over this a surface of gesso, made up of clay, chalk, and size, would be applied in successive layers, and smoothed before paint and gilding was applied. |
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| Her rendering of that tale depicts crocodile skeletons on canvas using a mix of acrylic, impasto gel, gesso, ink, pastels, pencil and shellac. |
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| This space is profusely adorned with such Baroque features as garlands, fruits, mirrors, paintings and gilded gesso artwork. |
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| It is a modest structure in keeping with its setting, with a single nave that displays gesso artwork, on the Epistle Side. |
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| The canvas is also advantageous for its texture, and later went on to replace gesso by lead white primers. |
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| This church was built in the sixteenth century but its interior decoration, based on gesso artwork, is from the eighteenth century. |
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| Filter the gesso through a cheesecloth, and let sit for 30 minutes before using. |
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| Acrylic Auxiliaries: How to know whether if preferable to pass a layer of transparent gesso rather than a layer of white gesso on the surface? |
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| Altered with gesso, acrylic paint, black and flesh-pink tar gel as well as collage, the pages of her diary were installed along a wall in a four-part grid. |
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| Day after day, year by year, he labored like a monk, the spearpoint of his pencils seeming to move one atom at a time into place on his gesso boards. |
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| Create various patterns and swooshes in the wet gesso with the old credit card or any other texture tool you choose. |
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| Golden Artist Colors is also providing funds for an undergraduate student to work at Queen's University for the summer to study the properties of gesso, the layer of primer that is applied to a canvas before paint is put on. |
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| Its Baroque gesso artwork will attract the attention. |
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| It was built in the sixteenth century in the Mudéjar style and consists of three naves with pointed arches. It has a noteworthy tabernacle chapel that was built in the eighteenth century and has rococo style gesso artwork. |
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| The paintings have layer upon layer of oil paint and gesso on the canvas, colours and patterns scraped and exposed, like archeology on canvas. |
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| I choose as outstanding among them three works, all untitled, that were made from the application of resin and gesso to burlap. |
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| After the gesso has dried, use acrylics to color the surface, according to your design. |
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| I started off as a kid with watercolours, but now I'm using acrylics and gesso to paint. |
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| Typically a layer of gesso or plaster is applied to the wood, and then the paint is applied to that. |
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| The artist, Sara Riaz in her own personal statement said, I am inspired by nature and the human condition, working mainly in oil and gesso. |
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| The limbs and heads of these dolls were made in exactly the same way as their religious counterparts, using layers of gesso and wax painted in life-like colours. |
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| In another change from her usual work, Coe began these canvases with an underlayer of black gesso, meaning she has created these paintings as if from darkness. |
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| Gesso is a fortified plaster compound used for ornamentation applied to the chimneypiece with a glue. |
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| Artist Canvas and wide seamless Muslin Primed Canvas, Gesso, Deka Fabric Dyes n bulk Duvetyn, Cammando Cloth and Theatrical Gauze. |
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