Sentences with phrase «usually sketched out»

However, those timelines are usually sketched out on a legal pad or stored in a word processor.

We usually sketch out a pretend person: we give them a name — let's say Kyle for this example — and an age, and set a goal of attracting him to my practice.

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When creating a new unit, a company's top management usually also sketches out the unit's performance routines — for example, they set goals, develop incentives and designate certain responsibilities, according to the researchers.

When designing, I usually start out with some hand drawn sketches to get some ideas flowing and then I take it to the computer to explore shapes and patterns further.

The Fleischers played on that conceit in their silent - era, pre-Boop cartoons, collectively titled «Out of the Inkwell,» through an innovative blend of live action and animation that made it appear that a flesh - and - blood cartoonist (usually played by Max) brought the characters to life by dipping his pen and sketching them on a drawing pad, at which point they would take on wills and identities of their own.

So usually while I'm coding the core gameplay I'll be sketching out design and layout ideas, printing out reams of reference images and picking out the visual traits I can use for the game... I have a big wall of reference art next to my desk, and sketchbooks full of character doodles, arenas, and long windy spider diagrams.

RAIL: The reason I'm asking is, given the monumental sizes of those paintings, and even though one usually associates Davis's incredibly colorful, jazz - influenced paintings with boldness and spontaneity, he actually plans out his paintings very carefully in different stages with his preparatory drawings and sketches.

Aside from your lists and quick sketches — and now the small painting studies — it doesn't seem like you usually sit down and map things out.