Sentences with phrase «faded images»

By the 1980s, Little Tokyo's Atomic Café was so well - known as the spot to hear new music and rub elbows with music industry darlings that the Japanese restaurant, which served everything from teriyaki to chow mein and grilled ham and cheeses, printed its offerings atop faded images of the B - 52s» records.

Persistent media notifications now match the prominent colors in album art and video thumbnails, and fade the image into the rest of the notification.

By translating these modes of communication onto the canvas, Humphries mines the endemic distraction and proliferation of ever - emerging and fading images in a digital age.

is as entertaining as it is: we want to hate it, as tired actors are sending up their own faded images.

This is because of their very limited memory, which after only several days fades the image of the missing parent.

While Blue Notes, a series placing large colored rectangles on blue - toned, faded images of personas like Basquiat and Warhol, and the ghostly video installation Lincoln, Lonnie and Me are visually compelling, they didn't feel fresh (possibly because this is the third time I've seen Lincoln, Lonnie and Me).

Brad Spence uses familiar, loose, layered and faded images in his paintings, building associations that are unclear, but visceral and resonant.

As the plot progresses, the author gradually reveals the many factors that contributed to the tragedy; the details of Lydia's life slowly emerge to form a complete picture — almost like a Polaroid sharpening from a faded image into a crystal clear photo.

Then (via a bit of JavaScript invoked by tapping anywhere on the image) set the image opacity to.5, say, and the caption now shows through the faded image.

In the resulting photographs, faded images of indoor and outdoor scenes give way to unexpected patterns and vibrant eruptions of color.

In a sequence pulled from an old intermission reel at an upstate drive - in movie theater, Jensen pieced together burned out and faded images to replay a once romantic film image.

a series placing large colored rectangles on blue - toned, faded images of personas like Basquiat and Warhol, and the ghostly video installation

Here, the photographs will be enlarged and printed on thin and weightless veils, the delicate nature of which will convey the notion that the faded images belong to a past, which can no longer be fully grasped.

Gabriele Beveridge (b. 1985) is a London - based artist who creates two - dimensional and three - dimensional collages and installations using sun - faded images and a variety of natural and man - made objects.

The transfer of the printing process elicits a sense of nostalgia in the work, as if the faded images harken back to lingering memories from the past.