The other is luminescent colors that glow in the dark thanks to an ingredient called luminescent zinc sulfide, according to cosmetic chemist and Skinects.
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"Glamour at its most luminescent!" the designer wrote on Instagram.
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She topped the luminescent look off in a pearl white robe.
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Foliage is back in force, enveloping the island in luminescent green.
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It was my chance to finally possess those luminescent, perfect cubes.
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Lexi Magnusson, 34, is following suit – but with a luminescent twist.
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Acres of luminescent grass surrounded us, dotted by tall cottonwood trees.
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I'm raising two children; I need beauty products with luminescent qualities.
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It represented a certain kind of purity, and this luminescent magical quality.
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Luminoodles are best described with words like luminescent, noodles, engineered, and practical.
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This new discovery could produce a new arsenal of luminescent molecules for research.
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But here comes Mr. Torn, crafting a big, luminescent haze above it all.
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A dark tunnel filled with luminescent optical fibers follows the Sancutary's blinding whiteness.
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It spreads smoothly and leaves a luminescent sheen rather than a grey-white cast.
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The luminescent moment was well worth the wait for both her and the audience.
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The work holds 100 bulbs, so at night it glows like a luminescent necklace.
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The Mekong ran clear and depleted, appearing an eerie, luminescent blue on sunny days.
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Luminescent zinc sulfide is also the only FDA-approved compound used to create that reaction.
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Her vocal melodies were sunny, but deceptively contorted, warping around luminescent keyboard lines and percussion.
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"Inner Sanctum" is the first single, and it's a timeless slice of luminescent dancefloor fodder.
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Mr. Hutcherson had a clear, ringing sound, but his style was luminescent and coolly fluid.
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Throughout the space, bathrooms are lit not by lamps or light bulbs, but luminescent stone.
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At the feet of a luminescent Tinkerbell statue, the precipitation could be mistaken for fairy dust.
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Workers wearing white uniforms and hardhats install a floating, luminescent moon in an otherwise dark sky.
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Caught Pontormo: Miraculous Encounters to see Jacomo da Pontormo's luminescent "The Visitation" painting at the Getty.
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A luminescent, metallic green orb hung on the wall in the back of a long hallway.
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Fans of the video have been trying to think of exactly WHAT this luminescent Hydromedusa looks like.
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Luminescent soft coral polyps Flower hat jellyfish A brightly colored bioluminescent jellyfish swims in deep ocean waters.
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When she's full, her skin is luminescent with a glow even Gwyneth Paltrow might struggle to bottle.
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And this proved true in those colonies where the creatures had been robbed of their luminescent abilities.
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Luminox is famous for their tiny luminescent tritium tubes that glow without being "charged" by visible light.
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In this case, the desired outcome was luminescent ink that could be used to create holographic structures.
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It also feels like taking a bubble bath in a tube of xenon, all luminescent and airy.
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I felt as if luminescent creatures from the depths of the ocean were swimming along my eyeballs.
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Mvmt watches largely did away traditional functional design elements, like numerals for hour markers, or luminescent hands.
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I use one by Hourglass that comes in powder form, and there are three different luminescent shades.
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The Royal Canadian Mint unveiled a Northern Lights–themed luminescent coin to commemorate the country's 20043th birthday.
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Image: GizmodoYes, their eyes are positively luminescent, but they're also not that large in real life, I swear!
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Dewy, glowing, radiant, luminescent — there is no shortage of ways to describe the modern ideal of beautiful skin.
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Sharma is luminescent as Aarfa and tries her best to inject some chemistry into her romance with Khan.
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They have luminescent spotlamps which project beams of red light that they can see, but their prey cannot.
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Other luminescent coins feature similar scenes of Canada's natural landscape, along with a series based on star signs.
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They extracted a luminescent material from thousands of them and took it back to Princeton for further study.
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That world includes luminescent caves, an enchanted forest peppered with tree houses, and corridors that are decidedly space-age.
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Overall, it does its job of keeping makeup from fading as fast, while making skin look more luminescent, too.
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I decided to next try this luminescent lip gloss made with iridescent blue pearl to make teeth look whiter.
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"UFO Sightings," by John Nelson, takes an incredibly detailed (and luminescent) look at self-reported alien sightings since 1925.
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In one image, luminescent bands of fuchsia and aquamarine asteroids swirl around the bright, white point of the Sun.
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These days I vaguely—almost dreamily—remember scrolling through Neopets forums, playing slot-machine-like games for luminescent prizes.
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For a split second, the astronauts were dazzled by the luminescent blue sphere, whorled by a white cloud cover.
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Skaters scooted around the stage leaving luminescent trails that formed patterns, and eventually the logo of the 20113 Games.
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Ms. Benjamin is a fine young alto saxophonist with a luminescent, liquid tone and a devotion to gregarious grooves.
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Planets will be a luminescent, interactive pond called Koi & People and a squishy, tactile installation called Soft Black Hole.
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Even if you just toss some luminescent pine trees and butterflies up on a wall, it's going to look good.
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They canoe on a sea of reflective honeycomb, dance with animals in a tree cave, and encounter undulating, luminescent extraterrestrials.
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Instead, they feature remarkably pale women selling products whose primary selling point is how "luminescent" they will make skin appear.
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"Quorum54," a collaboration between designer Tatiana Tejedor and synthetic biologist Tal Danino produced a luminescent outfit inlaid with cancer-detecting bacteria.
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If you go by the news coming out of CES and the Detroit auto show, the future of driving is luminescent.
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Imagine: It's 2020, and you're hanging out at home with your luminescent soft robot pet after a long day at work.
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The up-to-date version is made with luminescent fluorescent pigments leaving the artwork partially visible, only fully appearing at night.
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At night, LED lights transform the installation into a luminescent blue and green spectacle, contrasting with the natural landscape surrounding it.
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Staver is a master of chiaroscuro, imbuing her scenes with luminescent sea-green and peach that illuminate her atmospheric black nights.
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This makes for a stunning immersion in the icy blues, luminescent whites, slate greys, and verdant greens of the Canadian north.
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Then I found a familiar face: the musician Sxip Shirey, whom I first met when he led the band Luminescent Orchestrii.
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She channeled Cinderella for her 2019 look and the dress was complete with luminescent electrical work that made her dress glow.
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Almost all other creatures at the after-hours Holiday Lights show, however, are luminescent creations, often accompanied by vivid wildlife sounds.
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One hundred Tiffany lamps will be on permanent display there, in a dim space where they will glow like luminescent jewels.
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As the first section demonstrates, the resulting displays can be connected to electrical voltage and stay luminescent while being pulled like taffy.
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Editorial The emerald ash borer is a luminescent green insect that probably arrived in the Detroit area more than 15 years ago.
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Reds and greens were sometimes flashing up interchangeably (which was baffling), but no other color responded in this luminescent and explosive way.
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We also see luminescent jellyfish floating to the surface, and surreal, still scenes that call to mind the paintings of Dalí and Magritte.
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New Yorkers can now enjoy the culinary stylings of Red Lobster without having to trek to the luminescent hellscape that is Times Square.
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Luminescent lights and darkened rooms place the entire space's focus on Podolski's work, representing the shining figures of planets and stars above Earth.
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Just know that if you head into a bar at night, you can expect your luminescent nails to stick out like a flashlight.
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If you thought she's tried every hair color under the sun, Jenner, 19, chose her most adventurous color yet with this luminescent sheen.
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Stir together in a mason jar, and set it on top of a pair of LED lights for that nutritious, ultra-luminescent glow.
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Presented by Lightwire Theater, this work, part of Symphony Space's Just Kidding series, features these giant, luminescent creatures roaming a totally dark stage.
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This summer, Warm Up at MoMA PS21 is lit—literally—by Lumen, a million-yard luminescent fiber installation designed by architect Jenny Sabin.
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Fastened upon the tough, wooly fabric of Ryggen's loom, the strange luminescent warmth of the homemade pigment often counters the extreme violence on display.
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It was the real-time capabilities and the absolutely beautiful radiant colors, translucent at times, and luminescent at others, that fascinated and intrigued me.
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While taking pictures of luminescent fish can make for some awesome shots, scientists generally have no idea why so many species exhibit the characteristic.
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But as soon as the performance begins, their presence grows by way of luminescent particles and streams that react and extend their every movement.
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In Pixel Forest (2016), a dark room, illuminated by orb-shaped lights hung on strings, becomes a mystical maze of flashing luminescent space rocks.
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With the air heated to 100 degrees, we soared over the desert as the luminescent red glow on the horizon signaled the imminent dawn.
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A hush hovers over these luminescent, silvery gray, blue-toned or sepia images; I found myself holding my breath as I turned the pages.
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You could literally pull your laptop from Van Gogh's "Wheatfields," or sling a luminescent, fleshy "Titian" over your shoulder, I couldn't help but laugh.
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She was referring to the "chic, sophisticated, intelligent" woman she channeled for this season's beauty look, built upon a canvas of gorgeously luminescent skin.
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"I'm in a big mass of thousands of very small particles that are brilliantly lit up like they're luminescent," Glenn radioed during the flight.
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Googling the laser lead to his next discovery, a series of luminescent images captured by a photographer who would become the subject of his film.
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Suddenly, all around us, tiny fireflies started to blink into life, and as the sun set the whole park was awash with the luminescent beetles.
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Sherald's body of work is formally compelling, with her signature grayscale black bodies in flattened yet luminescent washes of color, with pops of saturated hues.
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It's luminescent, heart-on-sleeve electro-pop, and the lines between their respective contributions are blurred enough to make the song feel like something new.
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Hito Steyerl's "Factory of the Sun" (2015), meanwhile, is housed in a totally enclosed, darkened, motion-capture studio adorned with a Tron-like luminescent grid.
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He depicts himself standing upright with his hair shorn, his angular face drawn and gaunt, concentrated and poised, his domed head haloed in luminescent greens.
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But she will be remembered mostly for her luminescent attack as a pianist, her way of guiding a band, and pushing it toward a breakthrough.
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The whole assemblage stands on a floor of luminescent triangular tiles covered in more gold — 2003 names of other heroic women written in curling letters.
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Screeching dinosaurs — animatronic rather than lanterns — attract children, who can also play on luminescent doughnut swings and a giant checkerboard that lights up in response.
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Those Northern Lights illuminate when viewed in the dark, thanks to embedded luminescent ink, making this the first glow-in-the-dark coin in circulation.
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B, who purchased a recycled oak and resin Luminescent guitar that the ex-soldier had completed for a product design course at University of Central Lancashire.
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While both fluorescent and luminescent color additives can be used on skin, they're not for everyday use, and they're not to go anywhere near the eyes.
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With skin as luminescent as ever, she wore rosy blush, pink lipgloss, and a hint of gold shimmer on her eyelids to match those elaborate earrings.
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Forests of giant luminescent kelp strung over ancient clockwork machines, elaborate ruins dotting the sea floor, mermaids and talking seahorses and leviathans the size of skyscrapers.
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Four to five minutes in, it deployed 10 canisters about the size of soft drink cans, each containing a colored vapor that forms artificial, luminescent clouds.
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At the LACMA Art and Film Gala on Saturday, Ms. Grant was showcasing a luminescent smile and what appears to be her natural, silver-gray hair.
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First came four tectonic stadium-sized blasts, and then the intro to "We Will Rock You," at which point the luminescent purple glyph at midfield appeared.
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Generative software, developed by Francisco Rafart, extracts the musical elements from the luminescent sculptures' tree ring-like lines, finding in the faces both melodies and discordances.
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Canadian mint releases luminescent coin In commemoration of its 21994th anniversary, Canada released a glow-in-the-dark coin into circulation, a first for the country.
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He then films the luminescent patterns made when the smoke rises and the rays of the sun shine through it and the verdant treetops further away.
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Related: Immigration to Israel, Explored in Two Controversial Photography Projects When Light Collides with Lens Imperfections, Luminescent Magic Happens The Surveillance Artist Turning Landscape Photography Inside Out
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This is a universe you want to crawl into the second Thanksgiving ends and stay warmly cocooned, draped in velvet and luminescent silks, through the New Year.
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Anonymous probe data from iPhones, visualized, looks like thousands of dots, ebbing and flowing across a web of streets and walkways, like a luminescent web of color.
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For the evening, Beccaria's nymphs transform into bright luminescent fairies wearing short or maxi dresses, tunics with cape-shaped sleeves, some lightened up by small crystal decorations.
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Adam Fujita, aka Adam Fu, has mastered the art of layering very specific colors in order to turn regular spray paint into something a little more luminescent.
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While allergic reactions to luminescent nail polishes are rare, they can potentially cause a reaction on your eyelids or skin from rubbing your eyes and other physical contact.
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Fluorescent and luminescent makeup has the potential to add an extra eerie air to your Halloween costume, but it's best to apply these types of products with caution.
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HBO's Sharp Objects doesn't use the power of makeup to showcase an era, like on Netflix's '80s-tastic Glow, or make everyone look perfectly luminescent, like on Insecure.
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The drones rise all at once, 30 strong, the domes of light on their undercarriages glowing 30 different hues—like luminescent candy sprinkles against the gray, dusky sky.
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Related: Watch A Luminescent Snail Invent The Wheel And Experience A Cultural Revolution 260-Laser Light Art Installation Hits Houston Incredible Light Art At Kinetica Art Fair 2013
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" To further criticize the Danish government, Ai later posted a photograph of the luminescent advertisement at Copenhagen airport's arrival hall that reads, "Welcome to the world's happiest nation.
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The luminescent enzyme was tested on neurons grown in culture and in brain slices from the hippocampus—the region of the brain responsible for memory and emotion—of mice.
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An ornate self-portrait from 1993 — a pastiche of traditional Chinese and Latin American painting traditions — depicts Wong as a dark-skinned, luminescent cowboy surrounded by grotesque blue demons.
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In one of the globe's most-watched New Year's Eve spectacles, the crowd counted down the last seconds of 22013 as a luminescent crystal ball descended down a pole.
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The electro-luminescent (EL) display is a tiny screen that can be toggled between focus distance/DOF, focal length (with a more precise reading than the lens markers), or aperture.
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Now, scientists at ITMO University in Saint Petersburg, Russia are engineering yet another specialized field of futuristic printing—luminescent holograms that can be produced by a normal inkjet model printer.
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Their mysteries beg the question, what motivated Richard Pousette-Dart to produce works as enigmatic and insular, in terms of imagery, as they are luminescent and forthright in their effects?
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He was almost mythological in his beauty: moss-green wings, a luminescent yellow body and face and a perfectly tailored black hood that made his countenance even brighter by contrast.
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Nor do any of Woolf's characters strip bare and stand next to the lamp in the lighthouse, arms spread wide, bathing in the rays as if worshipping a luminescent god.
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Every year for a few days in February, the sun sets at a certain angle and illuminates the waterfall in luminescent orange and red, making it look like a molten lava.
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On the shoe's sides, there is a muted galaxy of blue-green pixels (shades of the luminescent butterfly) clustered over the cables, the better to draw attention to the fit system.
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Many facial oils are more lightweight than face creams and have the added benefit of adding radiance to your skin — allowing you to skip the step of dusting on luminescent powder.
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The painted concentric rectangles present a large cavity (for all her playfulness, Cowansage opts for deliberate straightforwardness when it comes to titles) that's luminescent with soft, subtly shifting shades of orange.
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Step up close and you get enthralled by details: luminescent parts abutting subdued, earth-toned ones; little glinting bits of silver and gold; vivid, yet tiny, dabs of russet and ocher.
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Compared to the size of the sun and the moon, the ISS resembles an ant crawling across a luminescent piece of cheese, or a TIE fighter roaring across an orange Death Star.
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Four to five minutes after launch, the sounding rocket is expected to deploy 10 canisters about the size of soft drink cans, each containing a colored vapor that forms artificial, luminescent clouds.
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By February of the next year, Dr. Shimomura recalled in his autobiography at the Nobel website, they had obtained about five milligrams of a nearly pure luminescent protein, which they named aequorin.
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The spirit of the boy who insisted on remaining a child pervades this theatrical production, but don't expect to see a young fellow in green or a tiny luminescent fairy flitting about.
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The luxurious stainless steel timepiece features a blue dial with "Grande Tapisserie" pattern, rhodium-toned counters, white gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with luminescent coating, according to Audemars Piguet's website.
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The leaf-inspired micro factory mimics nature's efficiency at harvesting solar radiation by using new materials called luminescent solar concentrators with very thin channels through which liquid is pumped, exposing molecules to sunlight.
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Each pixel is a five-layer "sandwich" with highly flexible silicone on the outside, two transparent and stretchy electrodes under that, and a central luminescent phosphor layer that produces color under electrical stimulation.
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But tiny village weaver birds with jet black heads and luminescent yellow bodies darted along the shoreline, with blades of grass in their beaks, the raw materials for their hanging, basket-like nests.
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That exuberant blurring of timelines, whether a World's Fair proposal turned into a 21st-century designer bouncy castle or the luminescent models that haunt the Panorama, is central to Never Built New York.
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Princess Cyd is a lovely little slice-of-life, coming-of-age film that follows Cyd (played by the luminescent Jessie Pinnick) as she visits her novelist Aunt Miranda in Chicago for the summer.
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For most of the photos he uses available ambient light, but occasionally he has to use a flash in the heart of the installation to, as he says, give the balloons a luminescent appearance.
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For Children The spirit of the boy who insisted on remaining a child pervades this theatrical production, but don't expect to see a young fellow in green or a tiny luminescent fairy flitting about.
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Behind his brooding eyes and pale, luminescent skin, Edward is harboring the dark secret that he's a vampire, which makes his lust and attraction to mere mortal Bella (Kristen Stewart) that much more dangerous.
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Within the airy gallery space, the words "Motorola Solutions" glow in a luminescent sign above its sponsored exhibit, 9-1-1 Emergency Ops, and on the interactive screens, reminiscent of a Best Buy store display.
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Lena Dunham's boyfriend Jack Antonoff secured a place in her fans' hearts when he gave her a luminescent moonstone ring on their fourth anniversary – but how does he rate with renowned feminist icon Gloria Steinem?
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The effect produced by the blue LED lights and molds, however, create a trompe l'oeil effect that makes the luminescent installation seem almost virtual from afar, though its physical dimensions are more pronounced closer up.
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Not a mosaic so much as a shattered image, with white tracers boiling in the spaces in between, or so Ida imagined, so that all the bird really saw was a kind of luminescent netting.
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The Tate is to address this soon with a new game that immerses players in a luminescent garden in which two girls play, from the John Singer Sargent oil painting "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose" (1885-86).
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Blackall's ocean is variously placid, rippling, luminescent, angry, violent, frozen, gray, green, cerulean, black; her waters surge and recede, but her red and white lighthouse and its bearded, contemplative keeper remain stolid and constant — until they don't.
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No one disputes that the little neon orbs, which typically come in luminescent shades of yellow, orange, red and pink, are easier to follow in the air than conventional white balls, or that they're easier to find.
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Two of the drummers began to undress the man with the luminescent fingertips, stripping him down to a latex hakama or "Aikido skirt" and revealing him to be Nobuhiko Takada, inexplicably heralding a gasp from the silent crowd.
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There were beautiful branching deep-sea corals in yellow, brown, and white, also large sponges, cutthroat eels, rattail fish, red crabs, luminescent purple shimmering squid, and other life abundant amid the marine snow (organic detritus falling from above).
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With a slew of shimmering shadows, luminescent lipsticks, and gobs of glitter eyeliner flooding shelves, there's no limit to the cool creations you can whip up at your vanity (and then share on all of your social media profiles).
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The man's other hand enters next; holding a scissor he delicately snips off the woman's bracelet, its pearls tumbling onto the bridge to become the first in a luminescent carpet of pearls that will soon cover the bridge's surface.
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If you've ever experienced the frustration that is needing to soothe your crying baby but not being able to find where they've tossed their pacifier without turning on the light, you know that a self-luminescent feature is genius.
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In one illustrative sequence, I sink into the ground and burrow along a path of luminescent purple ink of my own creation—then burst back to the surface in the middle of an industrial arena and start firing my gun.
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While you might know limoncello as the sickly sweet after-dinner drink usually given for free at your local Italian restaurant, or a luminescent gift you bought at the airport, the product I had in Salerno was a very different beverage.
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Quiroga accepted his reasoning; it was true that to calibrate the luminescent effect of the precious feathers, the artists worked mostly at night and in environments of controlled light: windowless sheds in which the only sources of light were beeswax tapers.
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The New York artist Keith Sonnier, 21963, is another pioneer — of a new, luminescent art, though where Flavin and Mr. Turrell preferred pared-down simplicity, Mr. Sonnier favors conjunctions of neon with panes of glass, found objects and technological instruments.
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"It's like doing a boxing match and then swimming the Channel," she joked recently over breakfast at a French cafe in Chelsea, dressed stylishly in a black dress with luminescent buttons and billowing sleeves, her glasses perched carefully on her nose.
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Kalman's riff on the pearl necklace — "the polite pearl gone wild, pearls taking over the face and the body," she says — is a muslin balaclava-shaped work without eye slits, completely encrusted in luminescent cream orbs, at once beautiful and suffocating.
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And if the ingredients in your luminescent makeup cause a bad reaction, either you or your doctor can then get in touch with the FDA to help them keep track of any problem products on the market that might need to be recalled.
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Hathaway always has her beauty constants – that luminescent skin and those rosy cheeks – but she has been able to have some more fun recently with her look, including dramatic yellow-blonde hair for the film Serenity and now, this subtle, sexy shag.
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In a new video from National Geographic, Gruber shows off a "shark-eye" camera that he built in order to simulate the ways in which two luminescent sharks, swell sharks, and chain catsharks see each other in the depths of the ocean.
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The divide between the two is technical as well as imaginative: Leonardo used oil paint, not old-fashioned egg-based tempera, and applied it in multiple thin layers, each a luminescent veil, so that his angel appears to be modelled in light.
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Mr. Sonnier slathered a cylinder, a cube, a triangular prism, and panes of glass and plywood in Day-Glo fluorescent paints, and the luminescent pigments of blue, orange and hot pink stain the environment and clump where the solids meet the floor.
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In keeping with the long and problematic tradition of the white savior, the very first white person Rao introduces us to is kindness personified — even her teeth are "dazzling, pearls, the most luminescent pearls" as if made by an oyster in love.
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At the Algae Lab — part of Luma, an ambitious cultural complex in Arles, France, that will fully open to the public in 2020 — 3-D printers are currently producing luminescent vessels made from an algae biopolymer that are inspired by Roman glass artifacts.
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As 12-year-old Merryn, a young girl searching for her father, you are as a wisp of grass in an ocean of giants, luminescent jellyfish the size of your entire body, and roiling masses of plankton shooting missiles of sharpened sea stuff like torpedoes.
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"I really was fascinated in delivering something to our readers that would help them better their lives," said Tramz of the interactive experience, which takes viewers on a journey into a bio luminescent forest where they're able to control the life cycle that surrounds them.
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While she's had her beauty constants, like luminescent skin and rosy blush, she's been able to have some more fun recently with her look, including dramatic yellow-blonde hair in her upcoming film Serenity and now a honey-blonde bob for a Netflix movie.
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The key is their employment of a new type of material called a luminescent solar concentrator, which converts incoming light to a particular wavelength and guides it to the edges of the "leaf" (it doesn't have to be shaped like one, by the way, but why not?).
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It's Baldwin's voice—his luminescent words describing and analyzing dark matters—that ties together Raoul Peck's latest film, "I Am Not Your Negro," which is about many things, including the writer's relationship to racial politics and the fantastic yet undermining power of the cinema's racially defined images.
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But for all the time put into creating the luminescent, beaded, sequined, Lurex-filled and party-ready collection for the designer's 20th anniversary, its reception comes down to these hours, to these reporter tours, and to the 15 minutes that the looks are paraded down the runway.
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On "There They Are," which closes the disc, lyrics about a simple pleasure — catching one's own reflection in a puddle while biking down a wet road — give way to luminescent, wordless singing; Victor's open vowels find harmonic resonance with Jones's saxophone, swaying along to Hughes's steady drift below. RUSSONELLO
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While makeup with luminescent and fluorescent colors are likely safe to wear for your fall festivities, you can check the names of the colors listed on the makeup's packaging (they're usually the last ingredients listed) against the FDA's Summary of Color Additives, which has a special section on colors for cosmetics.
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In the shadow of Bellevue Hospital Center, cast by a luminescent moon early Sunday, the only hint of the chaos that had erupted on the other side of Manhattan hours earlier was a trim woman in gray sweatpants and a royal-blue button-down shirt who limped out onto First Avenue.
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I wondered what had torn them apart or whether—as these things often go—they hadn't been torn apart but slowly undone by some dark, unspoken dissatisfaction or resentment that gradually multiplied until there was so much cumulative darkness between them that it blotted out whatever had been luminescent about their love.
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Ultimately, I'm willing to pay a little bit more if need be — and even have my tinted moisturizer look a little less preternaturally luminescent — if that means I don't have to pull on reading glasses and pull up Google every time I buy something new just in case it's laced with carcinogens.
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Donald Trump, who may be the only person more fond of lavish displays of arriviste gilt than the Saudis, is bedazzled by a Saudi pledge to buy billions worth of American weapons, just as he was flattered by the Saudi sword dance and weird luminescent orb séance on his visit to the kingdom.
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This new British series explores similar themes as it switches between live action and luminescent C.G.I. Based on the young-adult novel of the same name by Lottie Moggach, the series follows 17-year-old Leila (played by Tallulah Haddon), reeling from the death of her mother, as she retreats into virtual reality.
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The white and colored sections of her works are characterized by an impasto-like surface which modulates and reflects light, an effect produced by Corse's use of glass microspheres — minuscule glass beads that are often used to make the white lines on highways luminescent — which she scatters over the surface of her canvases.
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Volpi painted with fast-drying, luminescent tempera, and his subtle and sensitive coloring — maritime blues, murmuring grays and delicate concords of teal, rose and hunter green — may put you in mind less of Brazil's hard-charging modernists than of Milton Avery, an American contemporary who also bridged observational painting and near-abstraction.
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Hatfield went back to his sketch pad; out of his brain and onto the page fell the male and female robots from Pixar's computer-animated film Wall-E, an exotic blue-green luminescent butterfly that is part of an insect collection displayed on a wall in Parker's office, and the Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star.
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But even poetic endeavor has its dark edges, as evidenced in the blue and white diptych "Vivienne Eliot in 1915 Upon Marriage to T.S. Eliot and in 1938 Upon Entering an Asylum" (2009).. As indicated by the picture's baggy title, the first portrait depicts her before her marriage, in which she looks luminescent and youthful.
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It's a song that neatly brings together the disaster of pain pill culture with the pitiless allure of celebrity ("I heard the tales, fortune and blame / Tigers and wolves defanged by fame"), while visually St. Vincent watches on dispassionately from the luminescent mise-en-scene like some austere dominatrix with an Ayn Rand hairdo.
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I'd gallantly push aside the danger posed by the unseen enemies and take a cab through the shimmering city, gliding on a nighttime highway, headed toward the luminescent downtown and guided only by the sound of her voice and a belief that there was love, hope, and a finer life at that voice's source.
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With a guide leading the way, you paddle for a half-hour through a dark mangrove, knocking trees and other boats along the way as novices get used to navigating, into a large bay where luminescent bubbles from micro-organisms trail your hand as you pass it through the water (swimming is no longer permitted).
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Might Not Be Doing You Much Good" (The New York Times, November 2014) Adults Really Shouldn't Drink Human Breast Milk" (Newsweek, June 20, 2015, and uh, OK, this one is valid.) As a child, I suffered at children's birthday parties because I refused to drink whatever bio-luminescent sports drink or battery-acid-laden soda they were pushing.
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Like their first two albums, the cover for I See You features a distinctive blocky 'X' set on a monochromatic background (xx featured white text on black, Coexist was the inverse, with an oily swirl of color in the middle), but this time it's a reflective, nearly luminescent object that turns the focus back on whoever gazes at it.
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Also apparent—perhaps in this piece more than the others in the space, whose sucker-punch colors of luminescent blue and green perhaps mark bolder turns in Turrell's career—is the exploration of the ganzfeld effect, a type of visual deprivation that causes the brain to produce more neural noise in order to fill in gaps in perception.
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In order to capture the images in the series — which, in black and white, feature the luminescent white glow of various cinema screens to bring out the details of the theaters around them — Mr. Sugimoto opened the shutter and exposed a roll of film for the duration of a movie, the screen acting as the camera's only light source.
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It is intended to launch on all of the major VR platforms; I tried it on Oculus Rift and the Samsung Gear VR. Some of the demos I tried were fantastic — in particular an interactive music video that let me paint luminescent vines in the air with my hands, pulsing and unwinding in time to the music.
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" Her moans about her futile thought-loops alternate with flattering descriptions of her radiant nocturnal consciousness: "It is as if all the lights in my head had been lit at once, the whole engine coming to life, messages flying, dendrites flowering, synapses whipping snaps of electricity across my brain; and my brain itself, like some phosphorescent free-floating jellyfish of the deep, is luminescent, awake, alive.
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