Sentences with phrase «few pen lines»

It was a 1925 edition, and I read it over and over, pouring over Shepard's drawings, marveling at how he could express such emotion with so few pen lines.

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Then, a few weeks ago, author and academic Sherry Turkle penned a New York Times Sunday Review piece highlighting research along the same lines, including one study that showed simply having your phone out and in view can impede the process of making deep personal connections.

After registering on Black White Dating, you just need to pen down a few introductory lines telling about you, your interests, and your prospective match.

A line edit may get you to say, «With a few strokes of the pen on each line, [my editor] made it one million percent better.

The poet W. H. Auden was inspired to pen a few lines about the delicacy on his visit to Iceland in 1936.

I send out a weekly email with a watercolor or pen drawing, and a few lines of thoughts about it.

Others develop the art into a whole study of line textures and patterns, with the addition of just a few pale tones to add a small splash of colour to underscore the pen work.

If you look closely, I've added a few more pen lines over the paint, especially in the figures, to add further density of value.

I've added a few tonal values in the stones and on the figures with paint, but for the most part I've relied on the dark pen lines and a fair amount of hatching.

So concentrate most of your heavier pen work in the foreground and around the focal point and use fewer, smaller and feinter lines as you move further into the distance in the painting.

What is particularly intriguing about these sparse pencil and ballpoint pen annotations (vertical lines in the margins of the article marking a few brief passages and, squeezed into the sides of an ad near the back of the issue, some page numbers and keywords) is that the Marquis de Bièvre played an important role in the development of Hains's art.

Contradicting your previous assertion that Ball's «Penn State / State pen» comment was just a throw away a line (i.e. a joke) you now assert that few skeptics, including presumably yourself, disagree with Ball's ludicrous charges of scientific fraud and criminality and that Mann «should be in jail».