So if you take a blank canvas and use a spray can and tag it, it's not graffiti, it's just spray can art on a blank canvas.
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Toward the end of his 1989 essay "The Monochrome and the Blank Canvas," Thierry de Duve wondered why no artist had yet directly tackled the blank canvas as a readymade.
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But this is Detroit, and it is no blank canvas.
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You can file this recipe in the "blank canvas" category.
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Los Angeles also offered a blank canvas to create art.
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It's a real blank canvas and it makes me more versatile.
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"It felt like a bit of a blank canvas," he says.
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She begins her paintings by whirling brushstrokes on a blank canvas.
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From Why Kimchi Is the Ultimate Blank Canvas for Innovative Chefs
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After all, one without the Other is but a blank canvas.
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But these are artists, given a blank canvas and free rein.
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From there it's a sweet, digital dive into a blank canvas.
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It's going in and starting with a blank canvas in the studio.
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LH: I see the flat blank canvas as a space of potential.
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Homemade bratwurst are the perfect blank canvas for all your summer grilling.
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"That blank canvas can feel very blank and very large," he said.
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Basically, anything has the potential to be narrative, even a blank canvas.
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Or, you could look at your child's bedroom as a blank canvas.
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Snapshot: Above, Aberdeen, Scotland, where some see grayness as a blank canvas.
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"I hear people say the desert is a blank canvas," she said.
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Rian will do amazing things with the blank canvas of this new trilogy.
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As far as Hollywood is concerned, dead women are the perfect blank canvas.
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You know, a painter draws on a blank canvas, I'm drawing on silence.
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He starts with a blank canvas — or, in his case, a blank wall.
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Why is Hollywood so intent on using this period as a blank canvas?
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Their songs are but a blank canvas on which to project your id.
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The display was positioned so that only a blank canvas could be seen.
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Now that I have no distraction around my face, it's like a blank canvas.
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What I love most about painting is creating something out of a blank canvas.
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"I think it's a nice blank canvas for us," she said after the performance.
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The song is a blank canvas and they can work their magic on it.
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They're safe, spacious, accessible and generic enough to provide a blank canvas for automation.
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Their print ads featured a tiny automobile driving through a blank canvas of space.
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She instead becomes a blank canvas upon which adults project their anxieties and fears.
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But for me, you know, we started with a blank canvas, as you saw.
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Its size and simplistic design provide a blank canvas, offering you endless decorating possibilities.
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It's difficult to remember now, but Street Fighter was once a nearly blank canvas.
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Whether it's dosa, crepe, or barbari, it's a blank canvas for fresh, local ingredients.
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Given the lack of precedent, however, Mr. Rajoy is starting with a blank canvas.
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The character is a blank canvas for our fears but also for online storytelling.
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When I started, there was nothing more frightening than looking at a blank canvas.
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We've already established that fried rice is really like the blank canvas of food.
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"Giving users a blank canvas has led to many wonderful developments on Reddit," Huffman writes.
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The Art Station experience gives you access to a blank canvas or several coloring pages.
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Use this perfect blank canvas of a sugar cookie dough to create envy-inducing sweets.
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The weirdly enjoyable thing about the Pop switch is that it's essentially a blank canvas.
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He says, essentially, that the blank canvas these sounds offer allows for processing and thought.
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Here's my take: Whiteboarding is the act of performing mental gymnastics on a blank canvas.
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I sit there with a blank canvas just like I do with a blank sky.
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I'm just a blank canvas; I adapt to the taste of the person I'm with.
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White Wolf got Street Fighter during the blank canvas days and they ran with it.
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Where most saw yet another overpriced high-rise in progress, Gaze saw a blank canvas.
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I mean, wheat is quite a blank canvas on which to present yourself isn't it?
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For all of its progressive sonic experimentation, electronic music often feels like a blank canvas.
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Elaine is more or less a blank canvas for others to write their futures on.
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White walls and wooden floors provided a blank canvas for Gerda to showcase her personality.
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They're the perfect blank canvas for stickers, and they're easy to tote around between classes.
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It's a 4/4 blank canvas on which to paint whichever emotional picture you desire.
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See for yourself: Where some might see boring, Blizzard Entertainment instead saw a beautiful blank canvas.
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But the Great White Fleet became a blank canvas, and graffiti artists covered it all. 16.
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But whatever he thought would happen, he gave Twitter a blank canvas on which to Photoshop.
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Kardashian West catches Jenner as she's getting out of the shower, so she's a blank canvas.
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Buff concealer or foundation onto your lips — this will create a blank canvas for the glitter.
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It's more from a sense of [a] blank canvas: 'I'm painting this on your mind right now.
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"We're a brand-new organization, so we started from ground zero with a blank canvas," Donskov said.
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TED Prize-winning French artist JR uses iconic landmarks as a blank canvas for his art installations.
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The iPhone is not merely a blank canvas; it is the paint, palette, and brushes as well.
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Shaw's first film manipulates the blank canvas that animation provides in order to utterly engross its viewers.
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In "Pink Bird Figure" (224) she paints that enormous abstracted bird-shape on a relatively blank canvas.
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That makes her more of a blank canvas; she can be whatever we want her to be.
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And while you're experimenting, why not combine this pesto with that other great blank canvas of Italian cuisine?
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A pint of vanilla in the freezer is a blank canvas for experimenting with flavors, textures, and pairings.
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This extinction emptied both the land and the oceans, leaving a blank canvas for evolution to work on.
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I saw the night as a 'blank canvas' on which to illuminate just the parts of the composition.
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The blank canvas that he was planning to work on was ten feet high and fourteen feet wide.
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"You get a blank canvas every year," said Jay Bruce, the Mets right fielder, standing in the clubhouse.
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Every morning before sunrise, Mr. Bradstock will set up the day's large blank canvas in the Olympic Village.
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For us, that's really challenging, because we really want people to approach problems with almost a blank canvas.
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Up close, each band of color reveals gaps of blank canvas left behind from the artist's sweeping gestures.
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She ditched her glamorous dress for a white pantsuit, and removed her makeup to create a blank canvas.
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It is like a blank canvas on which you can paint anything, if you know what you're doing.
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If I hear the music and have a blank canvas, I see what my body wants to do.
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Architects and owners Guylee Simmonds and David Schnabel called the boat their "robust, unsinkable and spacious blank canvas."
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Cats, owls, footballs: The cheese ball is a blank canvas for both the home craftmaker and the satirist.
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We would often sit and talk about confronting the blank page, the blank canvas, the blank song sheet.
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She painted her teenage daughter's room bright white to act as a "blank canvas" for her evolving tastes.
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But, in the right recipe, ground turkey is a great blank canvas for a range of flavors and cuisines.
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Some embrace the anarchy of it, approaching the Square payment screen like a blank canvas to create modern art.
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This will help create a blank canvas for your color and ensure your lipstick lasts as long as possible.
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You've never told us anything about that first season before, so you've got a blank canvas to work with.
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Google Earth captures alien objects that don't fit in: everything stands out on a the blank canvas of ice.
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He is the conservative mirror image of Justin Trudeau—a blank canvas where you can project your political daydreams.
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" A friend of Trump's compared the candidate's team to a "blank canvas": "Israel just had their way with us.
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After ripping out layers of carpet and a foot-washing trough, they were left with a crumbling blank canvas.
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Whether you already have some ideas or you're starting with a blank canvas, you'll find some serious inspo, ahead.
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Essentially, it's an open-face sandwich, meaning that, like pizza, it's literally a blank canvas for your favorite ingredients.
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It's the kind of quick-cooking dish that is infinitely adaptable, a blank canvas for all my dinner dreams.
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My future was once again a blank canvas, as unknown as it had been before my New York adventure.
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All you need is your finger, which you use to move the wombat around and paint an otherwise blank canvas.
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However, I always tell those around me that if your blank canvas wasn't already beautiful there'd be nothing to paint.
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What works with me is I always have to approach a new project with kind of a blank canvas almost.
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With Brexit, these cliffs are taking on a new role, becoming a blank canvas on which competing narratives are projected.
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It's part of the DC world, but a relatively unexplored part that gave us a bit of a blank canvas.
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I just think about sonic textures and what a different instrument can add to this blank canvas of a song.
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Whether you've got an old shed, a doll house, or a detached garage, any surface can be a blank canvas.
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The cardboard is a blank canvas, and my youngsters have really enjoyed decorating the Labo kits with markers and stickers.
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It started with a blank canvas — 308 acres of land that had witnessed the best and worst of Raleigh's history.
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The island is undeveloped and, as described by the listing website, is essentially a "blank canvas" for the future buyer.
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It is a blank canvas, and it's often on sale at Jewel Osco—or the "Jewels," if you're from here.
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A religious pendant dangles into the midpoint of her white scapular, which, in its granularity, resembles a painter's blank canvas.
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It isn't much more than a massive storm drain — its long, concrete walls a blank canvas everyone has designs on.
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Some were plain — a blank canvas for more complex flavors — while others had an extra kick of saltiness or herbiness.
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"Sometimes the blank canvas is terrifying as a designer," Stuart Wood, the group leader at Heatherwick Studio, told Business Insider.
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It's like the designers intended it to be a blank canvas onto which any number of badges could be thrust.
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It allows them to have a blank canvas of a car that customers can change as often as they like.
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Today, Cheryl Eisen and her team are going to stage it and turn the blank canvas into something completely new.
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And the easiest feature to change is skin, that blank canvas just waiting to be colored, stained or drawn on.
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"This is not a blank canvas," said Morgan Stewart, an interior designer who leads the company's in-house design team.
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And the easiest feature to change is skin, a blank canvas just waiting to be colored, stained or drawn on.
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When they are put together, especially on that BLANK CANVAS at 17A, you get a piece of ABSTRACT ART (61A).
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He also found that pouring his emotions onto a blank canvas or a page in a sketchbook was soothing and therapeutic.
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Haute couture is really designed for the individual and anyone who comes here is my blank canvas because I'm an artist.
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You start with a blank canvas and you can create web pages by dragging and dropping visual elements on the screen.
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It becomes almost like a blank canvas, where what you paint on it can adhere to the sound you've built—something!
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Furthermore, "freeing" data by bursting filter bubbles fails to consider that there is no blank canvas upon which information is released.
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The doughnut vehicle works great not only because it works like a blank canvas, but because it's a Los Angeles staple.
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" He added, "When you've got a blank canvas, that's also exciting because it means, 'Hey, what do you want to do?
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In each of the first two, eight artists compete to turn a blank canvas into a crowd favorite in twenty minutes.
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Instead, you'll have to open the ephemeral camera, swipe right to the blank canvas, then add a caption and send it.
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And it also means that roast turkey is the ideal blank canvas for dishes built on the foundation of flavorful aromatics.
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As Shaun T — a sexual-abuse survivor — told PEOPLE in early November, his kids will "have a blank canvas" to grow from.
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"With Disney and Marvel in full control going forward, we should expect a blank canvas after 'Dark Phoenix,'" Robbins told CNN Business.
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Some of the cups will come with an empty white circle in the center, offering a blank canvas for personalized autumn doodles.
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It's a blank canvas, a piece of off-white material that millions of artists can shape to give it value and meaning.
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As Shaun T — a sexual-abuse survivor — told PEOPLE in early November, his kids will "have a blank canvas" to grow from.
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The spartan show space was a blank canvas for Chiuri's debut, with a minimalist, stark-gray concrete interior and wooden floorboard catwalk.
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But I can't shake the feeling that this is more of an intentionally blank canvas that Google hopes to smartly build upon.
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Others took a more DIY approach, taking advantage of the additional blank canvas on the Sk8-Hi's side panels to doodle freely.
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When I asked if she preferred to move into the light, she shook her head without breaking focus on her blank canvas.
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Don't think of chicken breasts as bland, she argues, so much as neutral in flavor, a blank canvas for spices and marinades.
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The intimate space and simple white interior act like a blank canvas, letting the elegantly plated dishes stand out that much more.
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I certainly found myself drawn to this form; it felt more like approaching a blank canvas—I could go anywhere I wanted.
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With a completely blank canvas to work with, ad posters have to be charismatic, concise and honest about what they're looking for.
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My mother was an abstract artist who believed in an improvisational approach to painting: standing in front of a blank canvas and responding.
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I've battled my whole adolescence with trying to put a stamp on my appearance, but also be a blank canvas as an actor.
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Homer with his back fat tied off (+1) shows how much we hide, and Lisa's stage presentation (+2) is a great blank canvas.
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As a new player, unencumbered by legacy technology or mindset, Autilla has what must seem from the LME's perspective an enviably blank canvas.
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"Each home began to feel like a blank canvas where I wanted to create something specific to that place and time," Gaines writes.
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You can just change your clothes and wash your face and you've got a brand new blank canvas to do something else with.
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And as the sun rises, the citizens stare out into the empty horizon, their inner fears and aspirations crystalized by the blank canvas.
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Over the years, specialty ice cream has become a blank canvas to tell stories of freshly baked mix-ins and locally-grown produce.
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For high-end chefs, the chicken sandwich has become a kind of test, a blank canvas on which to display their culinary chops.
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"We bleached the brows because it makes it a blank canvas to change the structure of the eye — make it more round," Nars said.
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She's a vulnerable, blank canvas, exposed for all the world to see, and you can guarantee that people are "pressing" their judgments on her.
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This redesigned iPhone isn't being released onto a blank canvas where we can weigh its features and specs in any sort of empirical fashion.
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The standard Touch Bar screen on the desktop shows a mostly blank canvas, with the exception of shortcuts to the volume controls and Siri.
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Of- ten I affixed a color copy of one painting to a different blank canvas so it looked like another real, and identical painting.
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In most games, "training mode" is a blank canvas without much to see or do — that is, if there's an educational feature at all.
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Reddit's latest social experiment, Place, saw hundreds of thousands of users banding together to fight for a spot on a large online blank canvas.
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An orangutan acting human makes it a kind of blank canvas for feeling: here is happiness in an uncorrupted form (as we perceive it).
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Anti-consumerist in principle and aesthetically pleasing in practice, the concept of minimalism presents a soothing, blank canvas for the rest of life's messiness.
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She'd returned to New York from Berlin, aiming to shuck off the trappings a 'proper' band and starting anew with an entirely blank canvas.
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When Reddit unleashed the internet on a blank canvas earlier this month, they shockingly filled it with collaborative art, rather than crudely drawn dicks.
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Purists will opt for just béchamel sauce and melted cheddar, but parmo is a blank canvas for chorizo, barbecue sauce, and even Rolo chocolates.
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"I like to think of [the tortilla] as a blank canvas that I paint on with a variety of delicious elements," the chef says.
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If you are beginning with a completely blank canvas, you must have to put a lot of faith in your own ability to create.
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"I love taking a moment to appreciate the transformation of a blank canvas and how Ryan turned it into a beautiful inviting space," she says.
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But just like San Francisco after the 1906 Great Earthquake, disaster has given city planners a clean slate, a blank canvas on which to create.
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Her voice is essentially a blank canvas, and the role of the musical chameleon—as demonstrated on this new single—looks particularly good on her.
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The monochrome, displaying all the generosity of a blank canvas, plays the straight man to the dramatic eyelash, creating the very grounds for its performance.
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It's a fact universally acknowledged that the quickest way to flood the internet with memes is to be a politician holding up a blank canvas.
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Burning Man didn't start in the desert, but there's a reason it has thrived there: Miles of parched earth make for a perfect blank canvas.
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We have essentially a blank canvas to do an energy grid that's a model for the world and for a lot of investment to come.
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He becomes a portrait painter, devoting his life, as Hollinghurst has, to the difficult art of verisimilitude, while himself remaining something of a blank canvas.
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In certain works he uses the latte's white head as a blank canvas, while in others he builds off the coffee's unique shade of brown.
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" Jennifer Sherman of Chez Panisse describes fregola as "a delicious blank canvas, ready to be painted with bright spring-green peas, Italian parsley and arugula.
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Whenever I felt pangs of grief, I pulled out a map and immersed myself in the blank canvas of a country I'd never really seen.
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They saw that creative photography could require just as many painstaking decisions as painting a blank canvas might, and they wanted to explore that idea.
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Whether you're starting with a blank canvas or looking for a statement piece to upgrade an area, it can be hard to know where to start.
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You can choose to upload or take your own photo to draw on, or you can start from a blank canvas and create your own masterpiece.
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Using a monochrome jumpsuit as a blank canvas, I styled the marigold piece with pops of the print through a woven tote and matching block heels.
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But rejection of the blank canvas is fraught with complications — logistically, aesthetically, and politically — and in viewing War Games, some of those issues became very prominent.
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As everyone sat down at a mirror-covered table lined with 20 wax-dripping candles, two attendants rolled out an 8-by-16-foot blank canvas.
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I was given a paper plate full of bright acrylic dollops, three brushes varying in size, and a blank canvas on which to paint my masterpiece.
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As an illustrator, one looks at a blank canvas and begins by adding to that—with line, with color—in order to create the final work.
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In time, Corbet effectively hands the movie over to Celeste, who's at once a casualty of her time and its apotheosis, a blank canvas, a force.
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The sophistipop backing, as elementally gorgeous as it is, is a perfectly blank canvas upon which Francis' dreamy voice paints a pained portrait of love lost.
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Even rice is of note, not a blank canvas but a mottled bronze, the grains cooked with butter and onions brought to the edge of burning.
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The most crucial benefit of animation is its blank canvas, lending the ability to make any event — no matter its unlikeliness — occur in a realistic context.
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You can't give someone a blank canvas and have them be funny, but you can give them a coloring book and anyone could be coloring the lines.
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Customs provide a blank canvas on which to paint musical soundscapes, whereas everything else is in some way compromised, either by external noise or artificial noise suppression.
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Joe Whale is a 10-year-old from Shrewsbury, England, who needs only a blank canvas and a trusty black marker to bring his imagination to life.
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They're a blank canvas itching for you to splatter paint, if you will, any kind of outfit around it (no seriously, a black dress goes with anything).
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Maybe dad lit is just a blank canvas on which to project all our hopes and fears, our sappy nostalgia and our hazy vision of the future.
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What we wanted to show with the ideas competition was even if the ideas are farfetched, this building is a blank canvas and can literally become anything.
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But with 13 episodes and a blank canvas to play with this season, there's room to slow down and linger in the agony if the writers choose.
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"The egg whites will immediately start to firm up, leaving you with a fluffy texture and a blank canvas for toppings of your choosing," she told Insider.
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It's the perfect blank canvas for a variety of styling and if you can wear it five different ways, you can wear it 25 different ways — we promise.
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To do it: Turn you phone horizontally (landscape mode.) Along the bottom, you'll see some prewritten options, or you can use the blank canvas to write your own.
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Beto O'Rourke has projected a mostly blank canvas during the first week of his 2020 presidential campaign — often asking voters for solutions rather than outlining policy specifics himself.
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No longer a boudoir item, they are available in every fabric, color, and size; it's versatility makes it the ideal blank canvas for styling a multitude of ways.
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The surrounding blank canvas helps blur these colors into relief, touching on notions of color theory and phenomenology that naturally manipulate the eye's ability to perceive distinct brushstrokes.
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Each pair starts out as a blank canvas in the off-white color of natural cotton, and only once the jeans have been fully assembled are they dyed.
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Designed by well-known architects, these brand-new spaces provided a blank canvas for administrations to rethink their programming and the ways in which they engage their audiences.
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But making hard seltzer isn't as easy as brewing another hazy I.P.A. The challenge is creating a neutral alcohol that, like seltzer, is a blank canvas for flavor.
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It is tempting to say that every painter, alone in the studio, runs the risk of seeing the promise of a blank canvas sink into a recalcitrant emptiness.
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Closures by Sears and Toys R Us are leaving a blank canvas at many malls for new uses like these so-called pint-sized and modern-day department stores.
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California chef Russell Moore shared this recipe for ice cream subbing jaggery for regular granulated sugar, and it makes a perfect blank canvas for any toppings of your choice.
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Installed on your phone, it becomes a wonderland of possibility — a blank canvas on which you can project your wildest dreams, and through the power of software achieve them.
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Akon Crypto City blends leading Smart City planning designs with a blank canvas for cryptonizing our daily human and business exchanges, towards inventing a radical new way of existence.
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It's a nice touch and makes me realize how much detail of the world you miss out on when you have the usual blank canvas roof over your head.
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"It was basically a dummy wall, but if a graffiti vandal sees a blank canvas, they are prone to do graffiti on it," a police source told the newspaper.
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The allure of an unknown Trump presidency is that it becomes a blank canvas upon which prognosticators and investors can paint their imaginings before reality sets in after January.
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A stuttering build—replete with police sirens—gives way to some of Skrillex's spin-art synth lines, spraying neon melodies over the blank canvas of its 4/4 rhythms.
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This default backdrop acts as a blank canvas and allows her to spend more time on creating details like florals or favors that can be unique to the occasion.
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One thing New York City has plenty of is money, and much of it is bound up in real estate, a kind of blank canvas with unlimited economic promise.
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" Manhattan's ubiquitous entrance canopies, typically made with plain fabric pulled over a metal frame, seemed ripe for creative experimentation, Ms. Starck said, because they were almost "a blank canvas.
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The agency's art department, M.T.A. Arts & Design, founded and first funded in 1985, is rarely — in a salmagundi system 112 years old — presented with a brand-new, blank canvas.
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"Minecraft" provides endless building blocks and a blank canvas; it's up to you to create something incredible, or silly, or referential, or whatever else using the tools it provides.
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The idea is actually to blunt reactions, to say, 'Don't worry, this guy will be fairly comatose—a blank canvas that people can project their ideas of cool onto.
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Being outdoors helped, open space a literal breath of fresh air, a blank canvas where they could pretend to be bison or use sticks to cast Harry Potter spells.
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Bill even praised her abilities in a 2015 letter to investors, saying she loved to trace her own versions of famous works by projecting them onto a blank canvas.
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Aldridge has long been a blank canvas, susceptible to speculation about how he really feels on any given topic by fans, reporters, or just anyone loosely connected to the NBA.
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A shortbread cookie dough is the perfect blank canvas for adding whatever other mix-ins your little heart desires—fruit zest, herbs, spices—but we suggest starting with toasted walnuts.
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Houston and Boston are the two best options if he seriously wants to win a title next season, but L.A. gives him the blank canvas no other cap sheet can.
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Chris Cox, a senior vice president of product and one of Mr. Zuckerberg's top lieutenants, has long described Facebook as an unbiased and blank canvas to give people a voice.
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So the last and greatest dream was nothing less than perfect freedom, a state of nature on a continent that seemed to be a blank canvas on which to work.
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The Present Theater Company, the creators and producers of the New York Fringe Festival, took 2017 to redesign the festival and plan for the future with its Blank Canvas Project.
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And that was the entirety of the pitch: the possibility of the blank canvas of a new story told over three movies, and what the power of that could be.
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As opposed to coming in and having a blank canvas and painting the entire painting with other people so that's kind of how I can describe executive producing a project.
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New York has perfected the art of turning something as iconic as pizza—dense, chewy, mozzarella-laden—into an entirely new blank canvas, simply by returning to pizza's Neapolitan roots.
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And yet it's also an America where those drudging days become a kind of blank canvas, where having a shitty job is an excuse to fuck around, just a little bit.
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As well as drawing attention to recurring symbols and figures, the exhibition also demonstrates how the Middle East served as a blank canvas on which to project Western concerns and desires.
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Often the best way is to embrace the stark minimalism of a blank canvas is Instagram, where thousands are sharing their jaunts as flakes continue to fall along the East Coast.
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The active installed base represents a blank canvas for Apple where it hopes to grow revenue by selling services such as iCloud storage and Apple Music to people with existing devices.
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This version gets topped with a vibrant basil pesto and savory roasted squash and mushrooms, but you can use this as a blank canvas and top it with whatever you want.
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The Paris-cum-Skopje monument was still meringue white, not yet the blank canvas for protest — against growing concerns about corruption within the ruling party — it would become a week later.
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In 1965, this Polish artist began his "Détails," one of the most obsessive yet emotional projects of postwar art by painting the number 1 in the corner of a blank canvas.
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With no other ground rules, some artists are using the MetroCard as a blank canvas, covering it completely with tiny paintings of cows, cockroaches, earlobes, famous faces or fearless New Yorkers.
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It is precisely the superficiality of talking about the weather — of something so common, so pedestrian — that, contra Wilde, makes it a blank canvas upon which talented people can work wonders.
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I used a quick-boil shortcut to reduce the soaking time, and once ready to cook, the meaty corn was a blank canvas, needing chiles and a good dose of cumin.
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"These generously buttered noodles, sprinkled with just a quarter cup of parsley for color and freshness, are the perfect blank canvas for practically any stew or braise," reads the recipe's description.
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Lassnig's painting is unusually abstract, a patchwork of clashing colors adding up to a full-length figure of a female artist wielding a brush in front of a large, blank canvas.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeReddit Place started off with a gigantic blank canvas where the site's users could color individual pixels, but were limited to one modification every five minutes.
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Since all of our card choices offer a blank canvas inside, you'll have plenty of room to pen your innermost thoughts, feelings, and, perhaps, even a poem if the mood should strike.
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If you click on the palette icon next to the shutter icon, you will be taken to a "blank canvas" where you can select art and stickers to add to your text.
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It's a blank canvas for the odds and ends and leftovers lying around your fridge, but a little Urfa pepper spice will go a long way in bringing them all to life.
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"I use it as a blank canvas, and that's how I approached these pieces," she explains, before adding that she also applied her usual process of photographing her work once it's finished.
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It's always a blank canvas in the first instance, and this time round, the equipment that I was exploring at the time did lend itself to something a bit more beat-driven.
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Rather than a specific historical era, their songs transport you to a pleasant, blank canvas somewhere in the past that you can fill in with faces and places from your own life.
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"Arirang," which today generally refers to the melody and lyrics of a version first recorded in 1926, has become a catchall tune, a blank canvas onto which Koreans can paint their emotions.
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Even after follow-ups with a local therapist, even after they move to the blank canvas of a new home with white walls and skylights, Roes continues to behave in confounding ways.
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Perhaps contemporary gallery spaces embrace the "white cube" concept because it is a great equalizer, reducing wherever you are to the same nowhere space, a blank canvas against which everything becomes venerated, outstanding.
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Makeup artists have a lot to deal with when it comes to the red carpet: Bright flashes, harsh lighting, and unflattering lenses can turn a perfectly buffed face into a flat, blank canvas.
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Because of the powerful noise isolation, I don't ever need to turn the volume up to high levels, and the blank canvas of background silence renders all music more realistic, nuanced, and detailed.
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That means we often have a blank canvas to build something that hasn't been built before, which requires a lot of collaboration and relationship management across teams inside and outside of the company.
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Saldamando subjects are typically removed from their original context, sometimes portrayed on a blank canvas, a wood canvas covered in gold leaf, or, on occasion, a floral bed sheet hanging on a wall.
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As owner of Blank Canvas Gallery, a popular downtown spot known for showcasing the creations of marginalized and low-income artists and musicians, he juggles cool with his experiences as a black youth.
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Being a world where all the content is created by "residents", your avatar is a blank canvas which you can customize to fit the idea of personality and role you want to play.
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Because Lott has written scores, songs for TV spots and collaborated with a ton of other artists, Son Lux's music often feels like a blank canvas with paint being splattered all over it.
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Creators, confronted with a large and largely disoriented audience, began trying to figure out what to do in a space that, despite its rigid limitations, feels, in 2020, like an intimidatingly blank canvas.
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Now, the North Pole has become the blank canvas for the artist's own imagined mythology — what she calls "an old-school, Ovidian story of metamorphosis," which has earned her a Frieze Artist Award.
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Earlier in the same interview, he recounts his process less as painting in the traditional sense and more as a matter of measurement and discovery: I have a blank canvas in front of me.
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The concept of Detroit as a blank canvas ripe for reinvention appeals to the pioneer spirit, but often at the expense of Detroit's strong African-American middle class and long history of black leadership.
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Presenting him, and us, with a blank canvas of possibility, Köhler suggests we might transform from passive receptacles to active agents of our fate, but wonders if we remain bound to our basic nature.
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Never in his life on the prairie has he been confronted by such a barefaced object of menace, fraudulence, and emasculating perplexity as this blank canvas which costs so much and promises so little.
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When Epic finally launched Chapter 2 of Fortnite all the way back in October, there was a whole new map, which I figured Epic would use as a blank canvas for more awesome storytelling.
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Henry James's "The Madonna of the Future," for instance, in which Theobald, who has been working on his masterpiece for decades, turns out to have produced nothing (while his model aged), a blank canvas.
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" But once Karlie had made it — she seriously made it — she had something else to contend with: The downside of being "a billboard, a blank canvas for other people to project whatever their vision is.
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To try it at home, prep your complexion (think of it as a blank canvas) with primer and apply your shade of Revlon ColorStay Foundation, a longwear formula that blends smoothly and features buildable coverage.
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My general approach is the less branded the better, so that your clothes are effectively a blank canvas that allow you to tell your own story about who you are now — at your own pace.
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With standard cases of dehydrated skin, I'd usually put in a few bits here about the importance of exfoliating to create a blank canvas – but in your case, Martha, that wouldn't be a good idea.
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But when he learned how to use Max/MSP, a programing language often used for multimedia purposes, to create visual compositions, the marriage between sight and sound became a blank canvas for new creative endeavors.
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Though players can participate in the classically video-game-like "Survival Mode," they can also do whatever they want in the game's "Creative Mode," which removes any threats and turns Minecraft into a blank canvas.
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Aiming for a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) means she can enter negotiations with an almost blank canvas, largely free of politically unpopular compromises around freedom of movement or large payments into the EU's budget.
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Brown fosters a collaborative environment, literally against a blank canvas, in which her sitters set the terms of how they are portrayed to the world and, in turn, how they embrace and celebrate their identities.
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I've released many house records over the years with my other label Tsuba, so Isle Of Jura will have a lot more freedom musically and is a blank canvas to create a new musical adventure.
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A blank canvas coupled with a low cost of living provides a rare chance to organically build a creative revolution from the ground up without the strain of fighting against a pre-existing creative monarchy.
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It's a blank canvas for Fuller and his team, but the final design of a water feature is ultimately informed by its environment—indoor features must meet a different set of requirements than outdoor displays.
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What there is, finally, is you and a blank canvas, whether that canvas is a literal one, or whether it takes the form of a notebook or computer screen or rehearsal space or dress form.
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The Blank Canvas Bib turns otherwise average baby spills into framed art — and can add a bit of comic relief when the little one isn't finding that whole airplane schtick while spoon feeding very amusing.
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But in Persona 5, this time is largely dedicated to understanding somebody else entirely—the abuser rather than the abused, leaving the wronged individual much more of a blank canvas when they join your ranks.
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An essentially blank canvas also allows the company to allocate ample space to online grocery services, such as order storage and pickup counters, which weren't factored in to most US grocery store layouts until recent years.
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"It's kind of like a blank canvas…it's us giving the creators the tools to customize their membership offering and provide whatever perks that they feel is going to be valuable to the fans," he says.
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I don't usually go for such plain bedding, but since I get bored of my duvets often, I'm hoping this simple shade will be somewhat of a blank canvas for more fun, colorful pillows and throws.
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Instead, she employed her considerable gift for mise-en-scène (supplemented with digital skills over time) — not to mention her penchant for treating her face as a blank canvas — toward the abject, the grotesque, the synthetic.
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Once a pattern has been perfected, the pigments are transferred to a blank canvas by simply dunking it face down into the mixture, producing a permanent piece that more often than not looks like an expensive marble.
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Italian architects used what had been an amalgamation of highland villages centuries earlier as "an ideal blank canvas", according to UNESCO's description, to practice what were, at the time, some of the world's most avant garde designs.
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Raudo: Lepore was actually here on April 9 for a meeting, but a person like him only sees XM as potential rubble, a blank canvas-to-be he'll be able to use to get something new built.
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Enter her sweet manic pixie dream of a nice boy, Tom (Henry Golding, a perfect blank canvas) who seems too good to be true — but may be just the thing to pull her out of her funk.
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But partnerships aside, the supermodel would undoubtedly still find her way to this style as the shoe's simple, clean design provides the perfect blank canvas and serves as balance for some of her crazier, more fashion-forward ensembles.
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Whether she's falling flat on her face or co-opting the resistance in the name of soda pop, Kendall Jenner is the the perfect blank canvas on which to paint the specific anxieties of being alive in 2017.
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It's a blank canvas – it looks like a tube skirt if you layer a knit over the top, you can throw an oversized denim jacket over it, wear it with biker boots or with heels for the evening.
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Using good bread as her blank canvas, she whipped up (literally) a ricotta and goat cheese mix and topped it with some vegetables from the garden—snap peas, asparagus, and radishes—to make a tartine for the ages.
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If Hello Kitty is a blank canvas ready for all manner of brand partnerships, Aggretsuko is her polar opposite: she is the frenzied energy of a Jackson Pollock painting, and it's comprised only of red and black paint.
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But just as she's been able to transform a blank canvas into a thought-provoking work of art, Sibio has transformed her sobering diagnosis into a theme, and in a sense, a tool for her own visual arts practice.
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They'll wonder why they got lost in a tin-eared echo chamber, where their positive opinions of the man hardened; they'll wonder why they couldn't recognize another blank canvas who's not the one they'd been waiting for after all.
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Rosé, lacking any of the traditionally masculine connotations of drinks like whiskey or gin, has presented itself as the perfect blank canvas, ready to be stuffed with marketers' conceptions of what it means to be a 21st-century woman.
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Shaun T tells PEOPLE Now that after designing the tiny outfits for the twins, guests at the baby shower pinned the onesies to a blank canvas and wrote "special messages" beneath — only to be revealed when they are worn.
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Northstar itself is the product of more than four years of work, and presents a blank canvas that's compatible across multiple platforms, and then users can upload their own data sets, which show up as boxes on the interface.
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These changes of location are signaled by the presence of a lower chunk of the Eiffel Tower in Riccardo Hernandez's blank canvas of a set, which also features assorted, highly mobile platform scenery to conjure a world in flux.
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This year, Bremont announced a partnership with the Ministry of Defence, better known in Britain as the M.O.D. "We don't have any legacy issues, we have a blank canvas," said Nick English, one of the brand's two co-founders.
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Readers coming to "Thomas and Beal in the Midi" without taking in the earlier novel — as I did, before I realized I needed to backtrack — will find Beal an emotional blank canvas whose main attribute is her unusual beauty.
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"We discuss how we think the race will come up, so we have a Plan A. Plan B is a blank canvas, and he can do whatever he wants, how he feels he wants to ride it," Gosden said.
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I wanted to create a blank canvas and let the unpredictability and anxiety that comes with the anticipation of something awful tell the story, all the while showcasing the brilliance and beauty that can follow and be left, directly behind.
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In 2007, 2 Chainz was still Tity Boi and Weezy's neck was still a blank canvas, and it was the duo's first collaboration, relevant since the double headline bill for BET was in support of their recently released collaborative album, ColleGrove.
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"Sounds, textures, objects, animations and even the game engine can all be edited, ultimately making this level editor more of a 'blank canvas' than is typically found in other games that make mods available," said English tomb raider Richard Lawther.
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With chunks of roasted potatoes scattered throughout, and a gorgeously crisp exterior (which you can totally achieve at home if you use a Dutch oven!), this pane Pugliese provides a heavenly blank canvas for all your toast experimentation to come.
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With over two-thirds of Americans drinking a cup of coffee every day, the ubiquitous beverage serves as a blank canvas for both consumers and corporate entities to project their beliefs about what kind of people enjoy certain types of coffee.
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But in the world of electricity research, which has staked out a place of geeky global dominance here on the West Coast, an equally powerful idea about the island has resonated: It is a chance to work on a blank canvas.
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Painting might be summed up as a process of accretion: You start with a blank canvas and end with a covered one — unless you are Eddie Martinez, for whom the act of adding and subtracting remains in play throughout the making.
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Blank Canvas: If you don't want to take a photo, you can swipe sideways or hit the palette button to create a solid color canvas to write on top of or adorn with stickers that are already sent 2 billion times per day.
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We are born as a blank canvas, and your job on this planet is to take the time to paint it the way you want, and you can fucking scrape it off and start over again as many times as you want.
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It's been said once before and we will gladly say it again: Kimchi should be thought of as a verb, and it really is the ultimate blank canvas to create some of the most memorable dishes that you will have your life.
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The Hawks probably won't be in the news a ton this summer, but if they play their cards right they may soon be painting on a blank canvas, with a unique opportunity to strike in several advantageous ways over the next few years.
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Remember, quite early on, that spread-legged cowboy, Stetsoned, bandanna-ed, low-slung-gunned to the nines, standing with his back to us, staring at a blank canvas by a Ryman or some other modern American showman/roustabout big in the auction house?
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According to industry tracker Technomic, Americans are scarfing down a slice of pie four times a month, up from 3.4 a month two years ago, due in large part to chefs and pizzaioli pushing culinary boundaries on the blank canvas of pizza dough.
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Off-White is in-between black and white, but my version of in-between is tainted with my opinion," he told System magazine"It's a blank canvas, a piece of off-white material that millions of artists can shape to give it value and meaning.
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On the other hand, Avicii became one of EDM's biggest stars because of his ability be a flawless cog in an economic machine—to serve as a blank canvas upon which the $6.9 billion industry might project its hopes, dreams, fears, and quarterly earnings reports.
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"When you hear that we unleashed the entire internet on a blank canvas and they can draw anything they want, you think 'oh, this can't end well,'" said Roland Rytz, a 24-year old computer science student at the Bern University of Applied Sciences.
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In the time since her fourth mixtape Blank Canvas was premiered on Jay Z's Life + Times blog, she has garnered over 70k followers on Soundcloud, co-signs from Kendrick Lamar, Mos Def and J.Cole, and a place on Forbes' prestigious 30 Under 30 list.
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The shop, a former bakery a few blocks away, is so spare it's practically a blank canvas: Fernlund's Douglas fir wood shelves line the walls and simple Noguchi paper lamps hang overhead, while pieces from the Row, Vetements and Comme des Garçons fill the racks.
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Past studies with animals show that exercise prompts the creation of many new brain cells in the hippocampus, presumably providing the raw materials — the blank canvas — onto which strong, new memories can be written and allowing for improvements in many types of memory after exercise.
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I kind of like to compare it to Jackson Pollack, this painter where his style is that he has a blank canvas and a bunch of colors and he'll just splatter random colors and different paint techniques, and he'll just do it in the moment.
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But with her announcement on Tuesday, Ms. Klobuchar will be able to credibly argue that she has presented an extensive blueprint for what the early days of her administration would look like — a period of time that is a blank canvas for many candidates.
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Whenever you're truly in a rut, you can reach for ever-reliable mom jeans: a blank canvas outfit starter that pairs perfectly with both experimental jackets and minimalist turtleneck options equally until your weather app tells you it's safe to head out in a T-shirt.
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He layers fact over myth over military anecdote over personal memory over Darwin over Napoleon over Tolstoy over Gehlen until the book resembles an oil painting of outrageous complexity, so thickly laden with paint that it would take years to scrape down to its blank canvas.
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This was after the holidays and I'm back in the studio, I have this blank canvas and I'm ready to create something, and so I decided to create this project where I'm not following any formats, it's just me going in and creating in the moment.
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But there are a few more unfamiliar works: "Mona Lisa's Hands" (1963), which situates the eponymous hands at the very top of an otherwise blank canvas; some odd prints from 1978, black images recycling the Marilyns; and more of the religious memorabilia saved by Warhol, who saved everything.
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Blunt proved to be an attractive "blank canvas" for the designer to splash a vibrant print on because the company makes "a good, solid black umbrella in two different sizes that will never let you down, will never turn inside out, will never fall to bits," she says.
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It's something that I learned early on because skateboarding was such a blank canvas that I started doing these little tricks realizing there are things that nobody had ever done before and even though I was considered a novelty and circus skater, I really enjoyed that aspect of it.
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"There is no obvious reason why he would reuse a canvas," Ms. Hoppe said in an interview at the Gemeentemuseum, pointing out that Monet was wealthy at the end of his life, and had hundreds of yards of blank canvas in his studio that he could have used.
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After the table was covered with a white plastic mat ("a blank canvas," she said), Ms. Billups spooned and scattered the following for each diner (this a partial list but you'll get the picture): hot fudge sauce, pistachio sabayon, an ounce of warm chocolate cake, cubes of amaretto gelée.
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But if cottagecore's dainty, precious visuals offer a corrective to the blank canvas of AirSpace, its preponderance of cabbage roses and doilies still falls prey to the same fallacy of minimalism: that by exerting control over one's environment and making it appear perfect, one can regain control over one's life.
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She might begin by laying a blank canvas on the floor, pouring paint on it from a tin (she sometimes recycled cat food containers for this purpose), tilting the canvas to and fro to let the paint run about, then adding colors, eventually setting it aside and resuming work later.
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Read more:22 fun and affordable Christmas decorations from TargetTarget is shunning tradition by selling a 6-foot artificial palm tree for Christmas12 white Christmas trees that give you a blank canvas for ornaments and decor16 festive Christmas table decorations that will impress friends and family at your next holiday dinner
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"He layers fact over myth over military anecdote over personal memory over Darwin over Napoleon over Tolstoy over Gehlen until the book resembles an oil painting of outrageous complexity, so thickly laden with paint that it would take years to scrape down to its blank canvas," C. E. Morgan writes in her review.
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Played by Anna Jacoby-Heron (whom I had never heard of before The First, and who is simply remarkable), Denise embarks on painting a portrait of her late mother (Melissa George) and in the process of filling in the blank canvas slowly comes to better understand the woman who gave birth to her.
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The apartment's walls and floors, recently painted and carpeted in restrained shades of white and pale cream — inspired by a sudden vision Gohar had of the space as a cloudlike sanctum, "in which everything is melting into everything else"— have become a blank canvas on which they display gifts and acquisitions in ever-changing arrangements.
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Using Cleveland as a staging ground for out-of-town artists rings alarmingly close to the kind of 'blank canvas' mentality that is all too familiar to long-suffering denizens of Rust Belt cities experiencing redevelopment efforts driven by wealthy benefactors concerned with generating outside interest rather than addressing longstanding, often racialized, systemic inequities.
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Guston's roots in Italian art run deep — "from the beginning," as Ashton stated — a symbiosis memorialized in his 24 painting "Pantheon," in which he emblazoned the names of Masaccio, Piero della Francesca, Giotto, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and Giorgio de Chirico alongside a depiction of a hanging light bulb and a blank canvas resting on an easel.
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The artist's process begins with an enlarged model of the structure he is creating: "I use the blown up paper model as a blank canvas, initially working on top of it with random layers of images, then the layers get more and more localized and mimetic as they build, so the final layer is suggestive of the surface of the depicted object," the artist adds.
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But for those who hadn't bought into Obama's perceived "good judgment," or that the crease in his pants would make him a great president, the mistakes made by her and others so willing to give Obama the benefit of the doubt — to allow him to be the blank canvas to which they could pin their hopes and dreams — inflicted lasting damage to those mistakenly blinded by Obama's light.
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Let's put the pieces together: 17A: Starting point, metaphorically BLANK CANVAS 20183A: Important part of a plane BLACK BOX 40A: A swimsuit might leave one TANLINE 51A: Powerful object in "The Hobbit" GOLD RING 3D: Ill-defined situations GRAY AREAS 36D: Moscow landmark RED SQUARE After seeing a Kandinsky painting one day, I wondered if I could also build an abstract crossword "work of art" using shape and color elements.
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And in perhaps a great moment of self-awareness, Starbucks invited its customers to imbue the red cups with their own stories (as many already have): Taking a cue from customers who have been doodling designs on cups for years (Starbucks held a contest to support this creativity), this year's design is another way Starbucks is inviting customers to create their own stories with a red cup that mimics a blank canvas.
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