Is the line drawing that she is holding of her shoes?
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LH: I start by making a line drawing in my sketchbook.
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I'm referring to edges2cats, which turned any line drawing into a cat.
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That would give them significantly more control over line-drawing in 2021.
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The decennial line-drawing process has always been a somewhat political endeavor.
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The district voted for Hillary Clinton, despite all the weird line drawing.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court turned back a challenge to partisan line-drawing.
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" Rosenfeld blames our current partisan gridlock on the system's "logic of line-drawing.
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The tattoos are an intricate line-drawing meant to denote their survivor status.
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Mansky, No. 16-1435, presented the court with unusually difficult line-drawing challenges.
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So, the line-drawing problems are not as difficult as folks make it sound.
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The new cup also features a line drawing of two hands framing the heart.
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Third, the voters themselves can still take legislative line-drawing away from entrenched politicians.
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Republicans have controlled the line-drawing process in Pennsylvania for the last two decades.
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Starbucks says the line drawing on this year's green cup is meant to symbolize unity.
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They have the last word on whether the constitution imposes limits on partisan line-drawing.
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Wonderful — please be the one to buy Donald Trump's line drawing of the NYC skyline.
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Name Withheld Sometimes a line drawing can help us see a complicated picture more clearly.
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In most states, state legislators and the governor control the once-a-decade line-drawing process.
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Despite this, Bavor didn't show much on stage besides a line drawing of the planned hardware.
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"With Tak, I went from line drawing to using space, incorporating animation and videos," says Schipfer.
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Grab a seat at the bar, under the enormous line drawing of a tastefully nude lady.
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The voters themselves approved independent redistricting commissions to take politics out of the line-drawing business.
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Fourteen miles of concrete curbs sketched a graceful, loopy line drawing around the mounds and roads.
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Color is just this whole other mess, and it was always secondary to the line drawing.
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It was rudimentary, a literal line drawing, but it added a world of character to his avatar.
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So far, the only image we've seen is the one above, a line drawing of Lenovo's design.
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"Well, discrimination on the basis of status of religion, there's no line-drawing problem there," Gorsuch said.
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But sometimes the law is about line-drawing, and this case should be one of those lines.
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Light is Tilt Brush's equivalent of a pencil, producing even strokes that lend themselves to line drawing.
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Across the nation, computer software programs have vastly improved the art of line-drawing for partisan advantage.
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This means that the machine learning algorithm can't learn how a line drawing is translated into text.
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Republicans controlled the decennial congressional line-drawing process in lots and lots of states in 2010/2011.
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Ivory's button-down of a line drawing of Chalamet's mug is a clear (black-tie-appropriate) homage to that.
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Several states have, indeed, turned line-drawing over to independent commissions in an attempt to push toward fairer maps.
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The painting features a ghostly figure, just barely articulated by a line drawing to be recognized as a woman.
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Line drawing of the restored skull of Avicranium renestoi based on the three-dimensional surface renderings of skull elements.
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Yes, the court could decide to hear a similar case involving Republican line-drawing in North Carolina this fall.
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"It is really like being able to pick up a delicate line drawing from the paper," he wrote later.
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Within the past few weeks, Ohio voters overwhelmingly approved a state constitutional amendment designed to encourage bipartisan line-drawing.
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But there is a key difference between the cases, and the difference points to a useful line-drawing principle.
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It's a lot of focus on anger and outrage, a lot of focus on pointing fingers and line drawing.
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Facebook has made its navigation and feedback buttons bigger and easier to recognize with a new unfilled line drawing style.
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" He said that "the appropriate line drawing is a challenge, but it doesn't mean that it isn't worth the effort.
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Her logo, a line drawing of a hand grasping desert poppies and wild grass, appears on many of the squares.
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If the challenge to hyper-partisan line-drawing succeeds, it could tighten the link between voter preferences and who gets elected.
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Four people in a studio huddle around a computer, scrutinizing a simple line drawing of a pair of breasts in silence.
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The dots (technically "barchanoid dunes") are what happens when something interrupts this line-drawing process, although the exact mechanism remains unknown.
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This is a result of the urban concentration of Democratic voters and gerrymandering, the partisan line-drawing of districts by states.
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The box is probably the best part, with an iconic line drawing of the 3DS and the original Super Famicom logo.
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Barré's interest in layering, line, drawing, and painting comes to another sort of fruition in the hatch paintings of the 1970s.
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Done well, a cross contour line drawing, where the line work essentially indicates an object's three-dimensional depth, can be mesmerizing.
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Done well, a cross contour line drawing, where the line work essentially indicates an object's three-dimensional depth, can be mesmerizing.
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I was pressing Booker on the way the current political moment rewards confrontation with attention and sharp line-drawing with support.
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But, as Jones was quick to explain, line drawing has been a vital element of his art from the very beginning.
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North Carolina's Republican legislators have said judges are not equipped to determine how much politics is too much in line-drawing.
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This one is also right by the Apple Store, which is a pretty great place for a Snapbot-selling, line-drawing robot.
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At the same time, there is the artist's gentle, off-kilter humor, as in the line drawing, "Trotzky in New York" (1982).
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It's the same device we saw as a line drawing a few months ago at I/O, when Google first announced Daydream.
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Instead there was a simple line drawing of a machine on the cover, and the words "How Things Work" on the spine.
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This kind of line-drawing, which balances individual rights against community interests, is a constant feature of life in a free society.
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The other is like a postcard for Mykonos, a line drawing of an idyllic landscape behind the island's name in large letters.
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When most people picture someone with a disability, they still think of the universal line-drawing of a person in a wheelchair.
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Montgomery posted a shot of Turner's finished thigh tattoo, a line drawing of a woman peering over her left shoulder, to his feed.
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His sculpture "Twice Told" (2015), suspended from the ceiling, uses chair legs glued together to create a dynamic parallel-line-drawing in space.
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After all, both parties have shown a willingness over the last several decades to push their partisan advantage in the decennial line-drawing process.
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Today's digital age is defined by complexity and interconnectivity, so the process of line-drawing, while essential, must never be overly simplified or isolated.
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Were the justices to act now, they would effectively be saying that modern line-drawing methods had gone beyond the point of being tolerable.
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The Hawkeyes went 34 of 50 from the field and an astounding 15 of 28 from the 22-point line, drawing assists on 23 buckets.
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Great swoops of cable arc from one pylon to the next, each tower a child's line drawing of a robot standing astride our puny world.
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Cillizza: This has implications well beyond NC. If partisan line-drawing can't be done, how do states approach the redistricting process come 2020 and 2021?
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If the challenge to hyper-partisan line-drawing succeeds, the shape of districts to come may tighten the link between voters' preferences and who gets elected.
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District 35, meanwhile—a skinny, long district resembling the nation of Chilé—showed signs of an "impermissible racial gerrymander", line-drawing based predominantly on racial considerations.
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The decision could embolden political line-drawing for partisan gain when state lawmakers undertake the next round of redistricting following the 2020 census (The Associated Press).
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Like Glaser's poster, Nelson's expressive pencil line drawing for The New Yorker grasps the essence of Franklin, showing her gloriously singing, her mouth open, head thrown back.
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"Apple's line-drawing does not make a lot of sense, other than as a way to gerrymander Apple out of this and similar lawsuits," the opinion said.
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So the decision probably does depend on Kennedy's view of the strength of the statistical tests for biased line drawing, the issue on which Kennedy was silent.
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Mathematical tools like the "efficiency gap" are a useful first step in quantifying partisan gerrymandering, but they still leave tons of other line-drawing goals in play.
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The first two photos are of Simpson — whose impressive abs are on full display — and his new skull and crossbones line drawing on his right upper chest.
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The newest work in the exhibition, "Shinju Trail" (2018) is an animated black-and-white line drawing with two butterflies flying in and out of the screen.
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"Apple's line-drawing does not make a lot of sense, other than as a way to gerrymander Apple out of this and similar lawsuits," wrote Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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As is so often the case with line-drawing in law and public policy, distinguishing limited military intervention from bona fide warfare is far from simple or easy.
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I remember being at school and I could just go ahead and paint and I didn't even need a line drawing because I was doing it so often.
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Louisville hit 66.7 percent of its shots from the field and was 10 of 21 from the 203-point line, drawing assists on 20 of 30 made field goals.
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Standing is only apparent with a particularised injury, he wrote, such as "a voter's placement in a 'cracked' or 'packed' district" where his vote is diluted by politicised line-drawing.
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Momo Wang is the creator of the highly popular Tuzki character, a black and white line drawing of a bunny that's used widely across various instant messaging platforms, particularly WeChat .
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The truth is that no matter what Trump does with Mueller, the history of Ryan's line-drawing should make anyone paying attention skeptical that this time he really means it.
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"Apple's line-drawing does not make a lot of sense, other than as a way to gerrymander Apple out of this and similar lawsuits," the opinion, authored by Justice Kavanaugh, read.
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In "Orphans of Baghdad," (22011) Ayaat Hussain's line drawing of three young boys is actually made up of the names of innocent lives lost in Iraq under the dictatorial Ba'ath regime.
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"Apple's line-drawing does not make a lot of sense, other than as a way to gerrymander Apple out of this and similar lawsuits," wrote Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the majority decision.
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Vowel sounds, days of the week, a brief stroll through family relationships via Romeo and Juliet, a geography lesson in which everyone recognized the outline of Syria from a simple line drawing.
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To solve this problem, Akiyama used a neural net that was created by other researchers to clean up rough sketches in order to reverse engineer ASCII art to its original line drawing.
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They're relatively non-specific claims about light field technology and human-computer interaction, padded with little sci-fi set pieces and illustrations that are even weirder than your average surreal patent line drawing.
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The emoji we recognize now as the slick, round yellow smiley face was just a rudimentary line drawing back then, with a little rectangular box for a mouth and two carets for eyes.
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At the practical level, street performance doesn't lend itself to commodification; his output in other disciplines, like line drawing and writing and producing plays, was ever so slightly easier to buy and sell.
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And they complained that the line-drawing that was done in public seemed to regularly occur after long interludes in which Republicans convened in private, with colored copies of draft maps in hand.
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Maybe the judiciary does not need to meddle with politically tainted line-drawing, Donald Trump's two appointees suggested in the oral arguments, because a new political awakening is fixing the problem all by itself.
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It's implausible to hope that politicians will unilaterally forgo benefits from political line-drawing while rival politicians in a neighboring state—or who assume office after the next election—continue to lap up rewards.
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"It creates a really difficult line-drawing argument," Neil Richards, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis who specializes in the First Amendment told me when the case was decided last month.
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After these estimates of the original line drawing were created by the neural net, they were used as input to train the network to learn which characters were used to create the ASCII picture.
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When Henri Matisse made a line drawing of a jazz subject, he was not "imagining it," but rather "having a conversation with these great jazz musicians" whom he met on trips to New York.
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This is, mind you, a good-looking production, performed in the round on a spare set (by Tim Mackabee), where clever line-drawing projections (by Edward T. Morris) do much to change the scenery.
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She laid them out on the bed for me, weighing down the curling corners with stones, one of them decorated with a line drawing of a man holding his head as if in pain.
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Late this spring, Instagram swapped it out for a streamlined suggestion of a camera—a line drawing with only a circle for a lens and dot for a viewfinder—set against a vibrant gradient background.
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Late this spring, Instagram swapped it out for a streamlined suggestion of a camera—a line drawing with only a circle for a lens and dot for a viewfinder—set against a vibrant gradient background.
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Justice Kennedy, now retired, had all but invited these cases in a 2004 decision decrying state legislatures for "rigging elections" and pleading for a "workable" standard to specify when partisan electoral line-drawing goes too far.
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While there appeared to be a majority of justices who believed the Trump administration's line-drawing was too lenient, it was not clear how the court will ultimately come down on when a permit is required.
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Really, everywhere one's eye lands, there are surprises: Switch on a lamp with an unassuming beige paper Brooks William's shade and an erotic line drawing adorning it is illuminated — from Bemelmans to Cocteau in an instant.
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Another features a simple line drawing of Liu Xiaobo, the Chinese intellectual and Nobel Peace laureate who helped negotiate an exit for student protesters in 1989 and later died in prison, and his wife, Liu Xia.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court turned back a challenge to partisan line-drawing, holding that Indiana Democrats had not shown that their plight at the hands of gerrymandering Republicans was "sufficiently adverse" to the equal-protection guarantee.
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Hispanics were "intentionally deprived of their opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice" in District 27, the panel wrote, and District 20173 showed signs of an "impermissible racial gerrymander"—line-drawing based predominantly on racial considerations.
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There's a simple explanation for why tiny black-and-white tattoos have become so popular, particularly with celebrities: As far as permanent body art goes, a line drawing no bigger than your thumb is relatively risk-free.
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We even tried to pay for a billboard in Minneapolis that had our name and featured a line drawing of a uterus, yet the billboard was rejected because putting "a vagina" on a billboard was too controversial.
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If political considerations can't be the primary motivator of line-drawing, it could potentially have a massive impact in how much (or little) influence state lawmakers can have on how districts look for the next 22018 years. 22020.
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If the Supreme Court gives the green light to contorted line-drawing, attorney Paul Smith said in a 2017 hearing, the coming decade will bring "a festival of gerrymandering the likes of which this country has never seen".
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" Liberal Justice Elena Kagan agreed with Breyer about the problem of deciding the threshold for when partisan line-drawing becomes too much to allow, but said, "However much you think is too much, this case is too much.
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The wines seem so alive to the proprietors, Eduard Tscheppe and Stephanie Tscheppe-Eselböck, that each of their cuvées is named after a family member, complete with an intricate line drawing of the relative's face on the label.
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Think of Saul Steinberg changing the way people draw in the 1950s or Robert Crumb in the sixties — there are one or two people who have really changed the way we think and draw and understand line drawing.
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The efforts to detect a lull involve arbitrary line-drawing exercises, Robert E. Hart of Florida State University wrote in a recent paper with Daniel R. Chavas of Princeton and Mark P. Guishard of the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences.
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The 62-year-old's accessories — spare, graphic, utilitarian — are instantly recognizable and satisfy Diana Vreeland's edict that the eye has to travel, just as it might when taking in a line drawing by Sol LeWitt, one of Hardy's favorite artists.
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Simpson, 22, got a skull and crossbones line drawing, backed by the grim reaper's signature scythe tattooed on his right chest, while Cyrus got a bleeding heart with a knife pierced through it tattooed on the back of her right arm.
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In a novel complaint, 15 Michigan residents—shepherded by an affiliate of the National Republican Redistricting Trust, an organisation positioning the Republican Party for district-line drawing in the coming decade—are suing to stop the commission in its tracks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ronny Quevedo's no hay medio tiempo / there is no halftime exhibition at the Queens Museum revolves around a polychromatic line drawing, rendered in vinyl tape, on the polished wood floor of the museum's atrium.
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The line drawing by French artist Frédéric Forest, situated on the back of Hale's left arm, shows a woman with her arms crossed across her chest with red accents — so if you squint real hard, it looks a bit like a heart.
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So it was a surprise last week when the eight justices—from Sonia Sotomayor on the left to Clarence Thomas on the right—voted unanimously to turn back a complaint about line-drawing that would have strengthened Republican gerrymandering efforts across the country.
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Users were asked to judge the merits of the finalists, which ranged from a minimalist orange line drawing and an image of Trump's face made entirely out of toys, to a stylized rendering of the president with a flamingo on his head.
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""Even if there are more and stronger instances against it than there are in its favor, the intellect either overlooks these or treats them as negligible or does some line-drawing that lets it shift them out of the way and reject them.
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The crew was covering the floor of the theater's airy promenade with a 127-foot-wide line drawing by Shantell Martin, the featured artist in City Ballet's annual art series, which transforms the theater and aims to attract new audiences to dance.
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And there will likely be a renewed push -- in the wake of the court's ruling -- by Democrats and election reform types to pass laws that take the line-drawing out of the hands of state legislators and give that power to independent/bipartisan/nonpartisan commissions.
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His walls were covered with framed art, including a line drawing of a woman, gagged and strapped to an imaginary instrument of sexual torture, and photographs of several seminude young men wearing "Make America Great Again" hats, which were from Wintrich's "Twinks 4 Trump" series.
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But Republicans, who swept into power in statehouses in recent years, have done much more of it lately, and they have had the benefit of increasingly powerful mapping software to make partisan line-drawing even more precise and effective at protecting their party's seats.
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Other details for the "Wireless Game Device HAC042" are non-existent, but Nintendo included an illustration showing where the requisite FCC label will be located, and despite being just a simple line drawing, it's almost impossible to mistake as anything other than the Super Nintendo's gamepad.
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Simpson, 22, got a skull and crossbones line drawing, backed by the grim reaper's signature scythe tattooed on his right chest, while Cyrus got a more robust illustration of a bleeding heart with a knife pierced through it tattooed on the back of her right arm.
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Mr. Hammons's Gansevoort installation is expected to feature a ghostlike image of the original Pier 52 building on that site, according to those who have been briefed on the project — an open minimalist framework of what had originally been there, like a pencil line drawing in space.
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Inspired by The Joy of Sex: A Gourmet Guide To Lovemaking, an erotic manual first published in 1972, Kane's show explored varying notions of sex, from provocative fabrics like leather, lace and marabou feathers to the dress that rounded off the show, featuring an explicit line drawing from the manual.
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While his work did not evolve, at least in the way art critics and art historians use that word, he developed a remarkably flexible style that was capable of absorbing and reformulating other styles (Futurism, line drawing, architectural cutaways, and the basic rules of landscape painting) into something recognizably his.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch pounced on what he saw as a line-drawing conundrum: "I can think of a lot of cases", he said, involving harm to foreign nationals "that can occur transnationally"—hinting that military operations or drone strikes on foreign soil may suddenly subject American agents to untold lawsuits.
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"Last Day of Freedom," the most idiosyncratic and moving documentary, rendered in black-and-white line drawing, is the agonizing story of Manny Babbitt, an African-American who suffered brain damage in a childhood accident and later committed a capital crime after serving in Vietnam and returning to his home in Sacramento, Calif.
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But now Osamu Akiyama, a Japanese undergraduate medical student at Osaka University and ASCII artist, has created a neural net—a type of machine learning architecture modeled after the human brain—that can take any line drawing and use it to render the drawing in ASCII that is comparable to human abilities.
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When Salonen's music blew on some slowly burning ember of a foregoing phrase, fomenting smoke for a new tutti passage, the video often responded with an imaginative visual point of comparison: exploding into surreally Fauvist color schemes, or using a live feed of the orchestra as the basis for a swirl of line-drawing patterns.
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While the court didn't give Republicans everything they wanted on Thursday -- rejecting the addition of a citizenship question to the census that the Trump administration had pushed for -- the ruling on line-drawing with political concerns as a primary motivation is an absolute game-changer for a party that has already reaped the considerable rewards of its ongoing domination at the state legislative level.
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The poems are often accompanied by Kaur's own line drawings, such as: we are all born so beautiful the greatest tragedy is being convinced we are not which appears inside a line drawing of a pregnant woman, or An illustration from milk and honey your body is a museum of natural disasters can you grasp how stunning that is which is paired with a sketch of a tornado.
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Each letter is documented in four ways: in a serendipitous photograph out in the physical landscape, such as an H formed from feral ivy growing around two windows, an M in the arches of the Brooklyn Bridge, or a C from the drape of electrical wires; then in a three-dimensional example on signage or elsewhere; in two-dimensions in a book or other flat surface; and finally just as a typeface line drawing.
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Closer to home, in the 20th century, the authority that Alice Neel exerts at the beginning stages of her eternally searching portraits — her "James Hunter Black Draftee" (1965) is an assured, powerful line drawing augmented by a fully painted head — serves as a marvelous contrast to the tangle of charcoal swirls making up the patterned gown in Gustav Klimt's "Posthumous Portrait of Ria Munk III" (1917-18), a revelation of process that makes this habitually locked-down painter seem much more humanly tentative and vulnerable.
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After a few weeks of debate and line-drawing, the new maps that passed the state House on a party-line vote on Thursday would create eight districts that favored President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE in 21625, and five that favored Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE.
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