Sentences with phrase «individual drawings»

They were a diverse sample of randomly selected individuals drawn from the general population who varied in age, gender, ethnicity and socioeconomic status.

This purposeful collection has grown into a massive reserve of individual drawings inspired by a single focus.

Each work in this series is completely unique and involved a silkscreen monotype with individual drawing and painting on white satin somerset paper.

Set within what Thelen describes as «the unrestrained environment» of 21c's vault gallery, Hotel Theory includes individual drawings, collaged works on paper using watercolors, ink and graphite drawings, and wall painting, along with a new wall drawing and a fiber piece that utilizes fabrics sourced from Raleigh Denim.

«We saw individuals drawing on objective signals, such as departures from average rainfall and temperatures, when they revised their perceptions of climate feedback.

Individual drawings often take months to create, and possess symmetrical forms that combine elements from the worlds of physics, horticulture, science fiction, anatomy, and architecture.

Thirty - seven individual drawings form a harmonious portfolio, following what Kabakov describes as «a flowing structure of our time: the past, the present and future — the pages turned over.»

The importance of sketchbooks to scholars is inextricably linked to their physical integrity, and removing individual drawings from their original context is never appropriate.

Faulkner led classes on sophisticated mural making techniques that include weaving individual drawings together into a larger concept and then made into a school mural through a system of projections and grids.

Exploded views are composed of individual drawings of the parts, assemblies constructed from cad / cam may be able to do this via software.

With a practical and research - guided approach, I help families and individuals draw on their strengths and replicate successes, both small and large.

They also found that individuals drawn from the «others» donated an average of a further # 220,000 among Conservatives, # 333,000 among Liberal Democrats and # 464,000 among Labour nominees.

But it was bookstore director John McWhinnie who had encouraged the several Peyton - Mauss collaborations hanging on the wall, with individual drawings and watercolors paying homage, in the way these artists do, to various lords and ladies of louche (from Florine Stettheimer to Pete Doherty).

Watson is very good at answering questions, understanding the question and answering it with evidence, but it does not take a coach function in the sense that it doesn't help the individual draw from themselves their own potential.

Individuals drawn to these genres tend to appreciate the feel of a paperback book in their hands — in fact, Midnight Publishing has run into dozens of readers who've told us they wouldn't even read a book in these genres unless they had a paperback version.

The tap function makes it even more obvious, because each tap brings up the next page, and Lefler says on the site that «the stories are constructed from individual drawings, seamlessly joined within the Scrollon ® program.»

Each individual drawing has its own musical arrangement, which will be played in the gallery space as the drawing is displayed on a monitor.

Moreover, the quality of the individual drawings reflects Gene Thaw's exceptional critical eye — and his keen intellectual curiosity.

The individual drawings make up the body of an ongoing project.

Thinking Is Form: The Drawings of Joseph Beuys (pictured right) attempts to break through the mass of obscurantist writing about Joseph Beuys, to introduce him in a simple and clear manner through his individual drawings, used here as the basis for discussions of his life, art and ideas.

Despite being created as sequential works (e.g. each successive sheet in a multi-part work is identified as «Page 1», «Page 2», etc.) the individual drawings invariably close with the words «The End», suggesting that each «text» might be considered as an autonomous statement.

Each work consists of a sequence of consecutive sheets (ranging between ten and fourteen individual drawings) that together form open - ended, and free - associative narratives.

He works primarily in large scale, first making hundreds of individual drawings, which he then pins to his studio walls, allowing them to coalesce in his mind.

There is something about drawings on paper that speak directly and intimately to the artist's hand, and so the emotional cues are at odds with the conceptual framework, and this creates a huge space for becoming interested not only in the project as a whole but in each individual drawing as its own spark.

Though the individual drawings, which make up the film sequences, exist for only a brief second in real time, their digital record provided the artist with references for a set of 7 intaglio prints, collectively called The Music of Things, presented in a box set by Stoney Road Press.

«I think each individual drawing could stand alone,» Dine has said, «but as a single work, all forty make a narrative about learning from the Ancient World.»

When working with both couples and individuals I draw from the wisdom of EFT, attachment theory, mindfulness, acceptance and tolerance, somatic experiencing, guided imagery, and the mind - body connection of neuroscience.

This brain structure and its components store emotional memories that an individual draws on when interacting socially.

The individual draws on their own relationship fears (especially unconscious fears) to create the story.