Sentences with phrase «huge creative project»
I'm talking doing something great but often overlooked such as finishing a huge creative project, winning new business, achieving your goal weight or getting a new job.
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We are really excited about working on this huge project, which is entirely self - choreographed and always gets our creative juices flowing, and we can't wait to see what our new members come up with.
Actually seeing what's being done with the book out there is such a huge reward and joy... and hugely inspiring seeing all the twists and turns and tweaks that you've put on the projects and ideas, in your own creative families.
Wrapped up design and copy for the 4th and final Loren Hope fall look book chapter, which was a huge project that sucked up a lot of my creative juices, but turned out great (just wait for S / S» 16!)
You can tell it's been a huge passion project and a privilege for the team at Ubisoft Paris, simply from its creative director being shown in tears as Shigeru Miaymoto complimented him on his work.
Oxford - based day and boarding school Rye St Antony is preparing for a creative start to the new year with a huge art project in collaboration with Christ Church Cathedral.
So let's go right back to the beginning: Game development is incredibly difficult and each project starts out with a huge amount of risk — technical (can we do this), creative (will it be fun and engaging), financial (can we afford to get to the end of the cycle), etc etc..
But rather than an awakening to some creative idea or passionate project, it feels like investor's alarm clocks woke them to the huge popularity of The Force Awakens and attempted to shoot out a version of the movie done in Lego six months after the film released.
The Turner Contemporary was a huge signifier for the town and persuaded a lot of projects such as ours that the creative network existed.
Enjoy the huge deck (partly covered) for entertaining, or relaxing to bird songs.Electrified workshop for creative projects.
While it's true that younger buyers are drawn to repair projects, a huge list of small, unrewarding tasks isn't likely to get their creative juices flowing.