Sentences with phrase «really like the artwork»

I missed Wind Waker on the Gamecube and I just started playing it two nights ago for the Wii U. I really like the artwork and I think it was a refreshing step away a more traditional Zelda - look.

I personally really like the artwork on these, but all the MadCatz sticks are easily moddable, so that shouldn't be the reason to get one.

Not exact matches

It really is like artwork!

I only occasionally dabble in artwork these days, but contests like this really make me want to use the ol' Wacom for something other than logos and photo restorations.

What I liked the most though was the artwork which looks really sharp, especially the stronger use of black.

Phoenix Wright however had really low resolution artwork on the cover that was pixelated and fuzzy — it looked like a bootleg product.

They're very shonen in nature but more character - oriented with really nice artwork, less focus on stuff like fighting and «The power of friendship!».

The cartridge is really sturdy, with slightly beveled edges and artwork printed on both sides, so it looks good coming and going... just like me.

In fact, all the artwork we saw was exceptionally well drawn, from character designs to unit icons on the combat map — all had a grand cartoon - like style that we've really taken to.

I'm finding myself in a sticky spot with a potential client... He wants a gigantic commissioned artwork based on a 150 year old painting, which seems like a great opportunity though I wouldn't be creatively doing what I'd really want to do.

While one team at United Talent Agency is working to develop a feature - length motion picture about Kurt Cobain's life, Mr. Roth is planning to «create a touring exhibition that really tells the story of who Kurt was through artworks, personal artifacts and memorabilia, sort of like what the Rolling Stones did in London.»

This wraparound wall text «Untitled (Portrait of Julie Ault)» (1991) really drives home the point about collaboration; Ault is defined here by a strand of events and artworks, some known to everybody, and others that sound like names of people she knew or maybe locations of trips she took.

KSThe difference is that with the artworks that are considered Post-Minimalist, like the work in Anti-Illusion [at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in 1969, curated by Marcia Tucker and James Monte], those artists really aren't so interested in image.

The group exhibition at the Gallery Marian Goodman in Paris, although it does not seem to have any meaningful concept, is really very good, because the viewer has the opportunity to see works of great artists which are either complementary, like the «Spiegel» (1989) by Gerhard Richter with Dan Graham's «Pavilion Influenced by Moon Windows» (2000), either as stand - alone well - known artworks like «Oltremare» (1979 - 2017) by Giovani Anselmo, which every time you see it, it looks like you are seeing it for the first time.

«I wanted to paint what a bad, stonking hangover really felt like» Hambling explains, not missing a beat when I ask about the poignant juxtaposition of this artwork in relation to her painting Lungs, which brutally illustrates dissected blood - filled bronchi bleeding trails of blackened turpentine.

You can pick and choose from over 100 artist - designed brushes, smudge color with your finger to blend like you would IRL, use eyedropper tools to isolate and perfect your colors, and really bring your creativity to the forefront of your digital artwork!

I have seen graphic artist resumes before and they are awesome, feels like, they really put their artwork at their resume alone.

A large space like this can hold abstract artwork really well.

I really like the 2nd rug you have down but maybe you're right look at both rugs again after your artwork is up!