Sentences with phrase «point of inspiration»

We talk openly about receiving telepathic messages as points of inspiration («Is this message for me?

Nooshi credits features from Martha Stewart Kids and Cookie Magazine as providing initial points of inspiration.

Often working with charged cultural artefacts and symbols, Tee pairs diverse points of inspiration to instigate dialogue...

Dr. Minich: Well they do in a matter of speaking and that was one of my first points of inspiration, but then I went further into fleshing them out a bit more, into looking at lifestyle and foods and you know I made it a bit more complex than I would say the chakra system.

It was a great point of inspiration!

Maybe it's the fast - approaching iPad 2 making them cranky, but HP and RIM have taken time out of their busy schedules for a little back - and - forth over tablet UI design and the settling point of inspiration.

The style came full circle to its geographic point of inspiration as in the late 1930s, single - family houses were built in Mexico City's then - new upscale neighborhoods in what is known in Mexico as colonial californiano (Californian Colonial).

The motif of transformation or metamorphoses is recurrent in the artist's practice; she often turns to mythological tales as a key point of inspiration.

While the Battle of Gettysburg was an important point of inspiration, it is the way that Mark's artwork makes manifest — physically and visually — the complex layering of voices and perspectives that has enabled it to offer such a powerful experience for our visitors, and that will ensure its significance in the future.

What was your initial point of inspiration?

Often working with charged cultural artefacts and symbols, Tee pairs diverse points of inspiration to instigate dialogues between Eastern philosophies and Western culture.

The brewing potential of this age group is also a point of inspiration for the future.

Enhance it by making it shoppable, bringing the point of purchase closer to the point of inspiration

The point of inspiration is clear but the end result has that Anthropologie flavor to it — a slightly wistful break from what you'd see at the traditional box store or boutique retailer.

Why not make Elizabeth your point of inspiration next time you need some on trend evening wear?

The Eclipse Cross names will sound familiar to those who are familiar with the old Eclipse coupe from Mitsubishi, and if you look at the new crossover — you can definitely see how that sporty car served as a point of inspiration.

Other authors should be a point of inspiration for you, not competition!

«That was another point of inspiration for us.»

This exhibition takes Nevelson as a point of inspiration and further explores the visual and historical connections between her wooden sculpture Untitled (ca. 1976 — 78) and other works from the Kemper Museum Permanent Collection.

Taking Italo Calvino's 1967 short story «Blood, Sea» as a point of inspiration, this exhibition encompasses Parrott's ongoing fascination with notions of connectivity, skin and internal / external space.

(His long friendship with the artist Richard Serra until their eventual falling - out was another point of inspiration.)

Dairy entries, letters, song lyrics and written materials create a nonlinear narrative that serves as the point of inspiration for the artist's work.

Whether it would be Russian Constructivism as a point of inspiration, or Der Stijl, I would use these conceptual references as templates for wall drawings on the streets.

«Issues in Johannesburg — the power cuts — were another point of inspiration for this piece,» says Rhode.

He is a painter of sensations and feeling rather than one of tangible realities, and his paintings are associative, where their titles hint at, without fleshing out, points of inspiration.

Bradford's design will serve as a point of inspiration for the museum's new building, a 12,700 - square - foot former textile manufacturing plant on East 7th Street downtown.

A history of the avant - garde in Orange County, an installation that takes a speech by Martin Luther King Jr. as a point of inspiration, sound as heard by deaf ears and an L.A. freeway in mirrors.

Rae produces drawings that take fashion magazines as a point of inspiration for bright scenarios that channel the otherworldly.

Part of LACE's Emerging Curators program, this exhibition, organized by Virginia Broersma, Nick Brown and Kio Griffith, takes Shelley's seminal «Frankenstein» as a point of inspiration for a group show that dwells in «ecstatic highs and monstrous lows» as related to issues of performance and the body.

The series «Playland,» for example, uses as a point of inspiration the now - defunct Times Square arcade where she hung out as a youth — an adolescent gathering space surrounded by porn palaces.

A hallucinatory environmental installation by the L.A. - based artist takes on Jacques - Louis David's seminal French revolutionary painting «The Death of Marat» as a point of inspiration.

While his proposed Mexico - US border wall will cost billions, the current border is a point of inspiration in the show.

When we were founded, it was with a deep looking - back at the Harlem Renaissance as a point of inspiration.

Philip Guston is the point of inspiration for this spirited group exhibition — specifically, his painting East Tenth, 1977, which this gallery shrewdly acquired in the early 1980s.

Organized by artist and curator Patrick Martinez, this group exhibition takes Southern California as its point of inspiration.

This free tool informs the design and planning process at the point of inspiration, presenting the best information and practices through powerful visuals and straightforward language.

When building your board, you can start from that point of inspiration too or create your own board filled by whatever inspires you!

Taking Indian fabrics and paisley as her point of inspiration, Lucinda Waterhouse designed «The Kandini Collection».