Sentences with phrase «jagged lines»

Combining graphic, jagged lines with a love of primary pops of colour, contemporary artist Lin Michelle exploits unconventional and innovative materials and textures to create bold, abstract art pieces that pack a statement - making punch.

28 Dec» 62, for instance, bears visible brushstrokes, oscillating hues, and jagged lines from hurriedly deracinated tape.

For example, one photo tried to hide my ear as if it were in the background, leaving jagged lines in its place.

Stock charts typically include graphs that show price movement as jagged lines that cover days, weeks or months of past trading.

The serpents biting the Israelites in Numbers 21 are so many jagged lines, which seem to threaten to jump off the page.

They count Kate Moss as a transcendent icon, and look for jagged lines and patterns, and extra volume befitting a headliner.

You'll notice ever - so - small white jagged lines surrounding the edges of certain vehicles and the finer details like dashboard buttons and sponsorship banners / decals aren't always perfectly crisp.

It also remains surprisingly easy to follow the action at all times, even when the screen is filled with enemies and you've cut a bunch of horribly jagged lines all over your cube.

There are jagged lines everywhere, pixelation abound, and effects that don't look nearly as good as they did two years ago (or are gone altogether, like weather effects).

The windows have been blocked off but light seeps through in jagged lines across the floor.

Using his characteristic jagged line and raw brushstroke, he presents chaotic, image - strewn landscapes as well as more axiomatic works that center on film archetypes.

Other don't - miss moments include, at Washburn, some newly discovered drawings by Myron Stout from the early»50s showing Provincetown dunes and trees in quick jagged lines.

JS: Many of your paintings have a vertical jagged line which separates one part of the painting from the other.

It was great to see how much the late Surrealist's biomorphic forms and jagged lines still echo in the work of artists today.

Curated by Lynnette Miranda, the installation at the Essex Street Market gallery has clay impressions arranged by when they were gathered, with floral flourishes from architecture, jagged lines possibly from sidewalk cracks, and scraps of words all together and available for gallery visitors to make graphite rubbings.

This 29 - year - old artist, however, sets out to break his mirrors, starting with a reflective glass pane and pouring hot resin on top until the heat and weight of the goo cracks the surface into jagged lines.

Google's response to this issue is to tell you to lower the resolution setting (in this case to 1536x864) in the Chromebook's settings, which indeed makes interface elements larger but also introduces blurry images and jagged lines on windows and apps.

I've had the occasional jagged lines in my vision, bit of nausea, bit of head pain, but NOTHING like that.

(Hair is rendered as jagged lines, arms and legs as extruded geometries.)

As a serial entrepreneur with «shiny object syndrome,» my path to success has been a jagged line.

The Punkt Mobile's screen is higher resolution than most typical dumbphones, although it's still easy to make out jagged lines.

This kind of moral equivalence is given a theological ground by Bishop Wright's assertion that, contrary to the «incredibly naive and shallow analysis of the problem of evil» that has been adopted by «the leaders of the western world,» the deeper truth is that «the line between good and evil doesn't lie between «us» and «them,» but runs as a jagged line through each human being and each human society.»

This time the Jags lined up with Ngakoue, Jackson, and Campbell all on the right side of the center (as the defense views things) and Fowler all by his lonesome on the left side of the center at left defensive end.

A jagged line projecting out of the head of the child may represent confusion due to parental conflict.

The leftover lightning bolt cuts a jagged line from Utica south to Orange County.

When lunar seismic data were first collected and analyzed in the 1970s, researchers like Nakamura interpreted them by eye, holding the jagged lines of seismograms over a light table.

A jagged line — presumably the trace of an EKG — crosses the circle.

The output looks like a jagged line.

One of the major mistakes people make putting on their eyeliner is applying it all at once, which results in an awkward and jagged line.

You can see I have a lot of jagged lines and pointy bits.

The universe recognizes the noble quality of Jamie's yearning, however, and rewards her with the safe respite of a soft crash into a nearby cornfield, cutting a jagged line of collapsed cornstalk.

The developers could have at least added some sorts of anti-aliasing, but unless you're a jagged lines freak it's nothing to complain about considering the limitations of the Wii console.

«I can never draw a jagged line like you,» she says.

Draw a jagged line.

The jagged lines and typical Lamborghini flare make for an SUV with the presence of a supercar, the performance to match, and the everyday usability of a conventional SUV.

The graphic is based around two diagonal stripes, with jagged lines and shapes.

The emirate is separated from the rest of the United Arab Emirates by the jagged line of the Hajar Mountains.

But when the jagged lines disappear and everything comes together there's true beauty here, and it's reinforced by a stellar soundtrack which properly captures the game's epic tone.

Gears of War 3 looks great here, the textures are smooth and there are no jagged lines.

Jagged lines are a big problem, too, as is clipping when arrested crooks, their heads passing straight through entire walls.

The grounds are all really well recreated, apart from a few blocky, jagged lines.

This time without the jagged lines.

I turned the expensive anti aliasing option up to 8 and while my frame rate paid a heavy price, dropping from around 115 frames to something hovering around 60, the jagged line had been banished.

One can watch his jagged line, most often in white, sinking more and more into larger and more luminous fields.

In Rose Rock, 1972, a thick field of ambiguous forms feels culled from an estuary of dreams: Fingers on a clasped hand are coffee beans; sea anemones are a network of intestines; a jacket lapel is just a jagged line.