Sentences with phrase «of uneven shapes»

Horn's first drawings, which date to the mid 1980s, were made using pure pigment and feature groupings of uneven shapes.

Not exact matches

The words he spoke then had shaped his experience of Christ at Ettal in the Advent of 1940, and they would pursue him along the uneven path he trod toward freedom.

ROLLING TIP: Because the dough is gluten free and a rolling pin can apply uneven pressure resulting in uneven thickness, I discovered a better and easier method of flattening these nut pulp cracker doughs for drying / baking: (1) Using your hands, shape the dough into a compact smooth ball.

However, the diffusion of political power — albeit uneven — and the growth of the Internet are turbocharging that trend, giving more power to more people than ever before, not only to receive news but also to shape and comment on it.

Physicians, he says, look at a variety of factors including the shape and internal colors of the mole, as well as how dark and uneven it is.

Due to the fragility of atom - thin graphene, previous methods to bend or mold it into complex shapes resulted in uneven, ill - formed objects at best, and a ruptured mess at worst.

I Choose this metallic off white rug from Rugs USA with uneven shape as it helped in breaking the strong structured look of this modern space.

You can not show any signs of uncertainty in front of the product, because somehow, it will know, and your cat - eye flicks will result in an uneven, divorced alignment as opposed to a shape sharp enough to stab a man.

To refine the shape of your eyebrows, use our Long Last Brow gel to fortify edges or fill any uneven areas.

The state of your headpiece will impact what it would seem that from a separation, scalloped edges, scroll work, or an uneven shape, emerge more than one with a uniform size all through, and then after selecting the style for you wedding.

This is a phenomenal that happens in fancy cut diamonds (such as oval, marquise, and pear), due to their shape and uneven distribution of light.

Thanks to its uneven shape it has an unpredictable bounce, making it more fun for your pup than a ball during games of fetch.

Stuart Davis, whose uneven but exhilarating retrospective is on view at the Whitney through September 25, is known for his playful fusion of advertising typography, bright color, and bold abstract shapes and lines.

It's 20 (but actually 23) canvasses, most of which are 54 x 72 1/2 inches in size, of different varieties of seamless paper, on which screen shapes are outlined with wide strokes, one «screen» on each canvas, with an even brush line on the inside of the stroke and an uneven brush line on the outside of the stroke.

They illuminate the sculptures with human figures that interact with Oursler's miniature worlds; they wriggle across sheets of glass, bounce from corner to corner, and crawl over the surfaces of crudely shaped clay, eery distortions moving across the uneven surface.

The landscape, light, and her mood filter through uneven stacks of vibrant rectangular and square shapes that spill and overflow with color.

Though reminiscent of standard geometric shapes, each work seems slightly «off,» and hence, imperfect circles and uneven rectangles with rounded edges dominate the scene.

In Greenberg's words, «loose, rapid handling, or the look of it; masses that blotted and fused instead of shapes that stayed distinct; large and conspicuous rhythms; broken color, uneven saturations, or densities of paint.»

In areas where the seafloor is uneven and rocky (a reef break), higher sea levels will inundate the reef, leaving less area for the wave to break, thus changing the size and shape of the wave.

Whether it's compact or capacious, bespoke storage is a great way of optimising a dressing room as well as making the most of an awkward - shaped space or uneven walls.