etching

One pair, possibly a set of self-portraits, features the same etching in both, but with curved shapes in four bright colors atop the second one.

The realistic depictions are etchings, while the simpler, more colorful pictures are monoprints.

The etching or scratch-like marks you see are caused by a failure of a low-e coating that was applied to the glass, Weaver said.

The two swing-out windows in the kitchen appear to have some etching or scratching that has gotten worse.

Apply window treatments such as etching and inexpensive sticker grids.

He had customized his new gun by etching in the words “better off this way” and “my ELF weapon.”

Celluloid is to Dean what oil paint is to Titian or etching to Whistler.

Stranger still, artist Mark Evans originally created the leather etching for Campbell herself, to benefit her own charity.

The Pablo Picasso etching had stalled at a bid of $5,400, barely above its low estimate.

That day, I walked by the Vietnam Memorial and people were etching names on to front pages of newspapers.

She also practises etching, pen-and-ink drawing, as well as crayon and water-color sketching.

The two walked along under the trees, which cast etching-like shadows in the broad moonlight, and neither talked much.

The edge of the tray or plate may be decorated either by piercing, embossing, etching, or enameling.

Its drooping knotted threads also make a pretty etching upon the winter snow.

It is advantageous to repeat the mopping-on process at intervals during the etching.