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• Neck ties are generally unsized, but may be available in a longer size.
• Exhibited posthumously at the Contemporary Arts Museum of Houston, they were large acrylic stain pieces on unbleached, unsized linen.
• It's hard to imagine why one would need to mail-order unsized wood unless one has no means of hauling it.
• The paper, which is often made of " kozo " ( unsized and strong enough to withstand being immersed in water without tearing.
• A collet neck sizing die can be used to size just the case neck enough to hold the bullet, and leave the rest of the case unsized.
• The paintings get larger, the means employed get rougher ( with unsized burlap, in one case ), and the forms blast their way out into the open.
• In 1954, Louis produced his mature " Veil Paintings ", which were characterized by overlapping, superimposed layers of transparent color poured onto and stained into sized or unsized canvas.
• Done by staining diluted acrylic paint onto raw, unsized canvas _ a technique Noland learned from Helen Frankenthaler _ they consist of concentric circles in a variety of colors centered on a square canvas.
• Perhaps the most obvious issue is to avoid showing very large images, except in rare cases : instead images should use unsized " | thumb " or " | upright " ( for auto-sized narrow images ).
• Now, watercolor painters typically paint on paper specifically formulated for watermedia applications . " Watercolor paper " is essentially blotting paper marketed and sold as an art paper and, if unsized, can be used as a substitute for blotter.
• :I also removed the forced image size ( 400px ) from that picture; unless there is a very very good reason, it's best to leave everything unsized, so that the reader can choose their own thumb size in preferences.
• Although his later and more popular paintings are refined, whimsical and apparently effortless, his influential period in the 1920s and 1930s produced works that were provocative in their sexual symbolism and imagery, and employing rough, experimental materials, including sandpaper, unsized canvases, and collage.
• Experiment shows that using pounce does indeed smooth " unsized " paper but then does little or nothing to dry the ink after you have written on that prepared paper, and it is clearly the case that pouncing or sanding continued long after properly " sized " writing paper came into general use during the nineteenth century.