Sentences with phrase «giant sheets»

Using pencil, crayon, and chalk pastel on giant sheets of paper, Truong creates portraits with great detail.

Random scraps of paper are translated into giant sheets of cut steel; tiny handcrafted maquettes are documented in larger - than - life photographs; and found images are manipulated by analog lighting effects, photographed, and then combined into video.

When it's finished, an engineer will be able to walk right over to the manufacturing floor and see a rocket engine milled from a piece of stainless steel or a fuel tank formed from giant sheets of aluminum.

Guests looking to connect with nature can track caribou by snowshoe or, in March, view giant sheets of ice floating down Iceberg Alley from Greenland to the North Atlantic.

The iSpaceship, a futuristic behemoth enveloped in giant sheets of curved glass, has the elegance and pizzazz of so many other Apple creations.

The Venice paintings, shimmering surfaces in silver and gold that recall the mosaics of St. Mark's and that city's Byzantine splendor, are juxtaposed with the New York works — giant sheets of shiny and scratched copper, cut through by dynamic vertical gestures that conjure the force of Manhattan and its powerful, electric skyline.

The Queen gleefully cuts into a giant sheet cake on the 50th wedding anniversary to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

In this bark, he coats the candied nuts with melted chocolate, then spreads the mix into a giant sheet to be broken into craggy pieces.

When you think about cloth diapering you may think of a giant sheet on a baby secured by safety pins and rubber waterproof pants.

Rather, the work of folding is done by much smaller water molecules, which surround proteins and push and pull at them to make them fold a certain way in fractions of a second, like scores of tiny origami artists folding a giant sheet of paper at blazingly fast speeds.

Mrs. Fenmore says this whole place used to be covered by a giant sheet of ice.

Widely regarded as both an artist and designer, White's design for a tapestry that resembles a giant sheet of crumpled silver foil recently won a Norwegian design competition for the stage curtain in the Oslo opera house.

A spray - painted poem on a giant sheet of reflective Mylar (Ian Cheng, «Bigger than Your Blog (ohm y god / / Clayton Deutsch),» 2011)?