Sentences with phrase «stacks of paper piled»

Sitting in my office (formerly dining room) to the front of my very open floorplan home just off the open foyer, with a million stacks of papers piled on every available surface, desperately trying to figure out where to store anything, how to organize multiple work projects, how to create enough work surface, how to keep 3 cats happy OFF the desk, and how to feel comfortable allowing anyone to enter my house without a 24 - hour notice.

Not exact matches

I'm also a terrible «pile maker» (sitting beside a huge stack of ugly papers as I write this.)

As I write this post, I'm surrounded by a sea of cardboard boxes, stacks of books and papers, and a huge pile of food magazines that I'm not entirely ready to party ways with just yet.

Ketchup, mustard, relish, and «kraut were also banned from the tasting room, which left us with nothing more than nine paper plates heaped with piles of anonymous hot dog, a box of toothpicks, a stack of too - small Dixie water cups, and the fear of God.

Each day the 43 - year - old recluse piled the new with the old, until floor - to - ceiling stacks of disorganized paper nearly filled his windowless 10 - by -10-foot apartment in New York City.

I soon felt right at home, with piles of unread scientific papers stacking up all over my desk by the end of my first week!

So instead of being triggered by your environment with stacks of papers, piles of clothes, dirty dishes, and the like — we have the power to design it to induce a state of relaxation.

The stacks of books piled up make me feel guilty about all the paper its printed on.

It is a fare that has lot of people from editors, from writers to readers coming together for the love of small stack pile of paper with words on it.

When I asked what it was, Fiona handed me a piece of A4 paper with the typed instructions, Work No 74: As many 1 inch squares as are necessary cut from 1 inch masking tape and piled up, adhesive side down, to form a inch cubic stack.

Yet upon further inspection, it is evident that their purposes run parallel; each piece — a stacked pyramid of crumpled rice paper, a pile of woven baskets, archival material and oiled canvases — seems to be the embodiment or reflection of what Zhu has maintained throughout his career, regardless if the media were everyday household items, objects of suburban life, or what the critic Li Tuo has deemed «thick paintings».

Domanović is interested in making sculpture portable: her «Paper Stack» sculptures are monolithic vertical monuments made of piles of A4 paper that travel by PDF and are printed from a standard office macPaper Stack» sculptures are monolithic vertical monuments made of piles of A4 paper that travel by PDF and are printed from a standard office macpaper that travel by PDF and are printed from a standard office machine.

A pile of books reveals that the top tired and well thumbed copy is actually a fictional book by a fictional writer; 5 well worn, aged box files are stacked horizontally on top of one another with such hand - written titles as Time Lines, Tide Lines and provenance; a home made page - per - day calendar, assembled in an ad - hoc manner from a metal lever arch and laser printed A4 paper with notes and images taken from the artist's notebooks including sketches, ideas and general to do lists.

An image of a pile of papers stacked in the artist's studio is a gesture to the artist's own passion for books, as well as a nod to the long history of drawing.

Domanović is interested in making sculpture portable: her Paper Stack (2010 - ongoing) series of sculptures are monolithic vertical monuments made of piles of A4 paper that travel by PDF and are printed from an inkjet macPaper Stack (2010 - ongoing) series of sculptures are monolithic vertical monuments made of piles of A4 paper that travel by PDF and are printed from an inkjet macpaper that travel by PDF and are printed from an inkjet machine.

For Zhu, an attraction to the communal aspects of Joseph Beuys (who, not unlike Mao, sought to erase the line between aesthetic and social movements) caused a shift to social sculpture using common materials: stacked piles of rice paper, teapots, bicycles, and soy sauce bottles.

It's piled high with a stack of paper, sent to him from people he doesn't know and doesn't love.

Sick of those piles of paper that end of stacking up on your desk?

Look at all those piles of papers: the ones stacked on tables, crumpled in drawers and stuffed in folders and files.

I have tried all kinds of methods, but by the end of the week there never fails to be a pile of papers stacked up again.

Often times there are piles of shoes, stacks of papers, and many random objects messing up my dreamy view of what this space could and should look like.

Got stacks of magazines, papers, bills and other household items piled onto your coffee table?