I think it's done in a more artistic way, though.
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There may well be yet more artistic planning in him.
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Films are getting more artistic and music getting more daring.
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At the same time, there is also a more artistic interpretation.
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But what if someone had more artistic aspirations for that camera?
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Like a fisheye lens, this is helpful for more artistic photos.
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Did that ever make you miss the more artistic side of poker?
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But some, made out of more noble materials, had more artistic properties.
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This year, THE TOUR had a similar, but slightly more artistic idea.
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That's way more artistic than looking at any other leaked press renders.
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He did little dances after a couple of the more artistic ones.
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To be in a more artistic environment was very exciting for me.
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They also tend to have more artistic interests and an active imagination.
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And some of it is a more artistic or free-spirit reference.
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"It's more artistic and the sound is much better than digital," he said.
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Just appealing on an inclusive level, we went with something far more artistic.
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Mike: In other news, tech companies seem to be getting more artistic lately!
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They want to be more artistic; they want to explore different kind of movement.
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Two additional new creative tools give you far more artistic control over your snaps.
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And can be given a new use, a more artistic and durable new life.
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A more artistic scene can be found in Thomas, W. Va, three miles away.
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The trick cheekily suggested that slowing a pop song down gave it more artistic weight.
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There's more support for more artistic cinema, for trying things that are different and unique.
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"[The city] was more artistic, more vibrant than it is now," she said to me.
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"The last group was more athletic; now, I have a more artistic group," he explains.
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"I feel like it's more artistic, more dramatic," Future said of his look this year.
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"We were sort of the more indie, higher end, more artistic version of YouTube," she said.
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She's known for more artistic approach to her productions—it's not direct, it's metaphorical and metaphysical.
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Can you think of a star that takes a more artistic approach to red carpet dressing?
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Bondar would like to see the more artistic examples collected in a museum rather than destroyed.
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Your insatiable coffee addiction is finally going to make you more artistic, just like you've always wanted.
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We'll get back to you if the president's digital squad comes up with any more artistic inspiration.
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Generally, softcore porn is described as having a more artistic, sensual, and erotic nature than hardcore materials.
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This is tricky terrain, and at first Everybody risks being little more than a knowing, more artistic
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It used to be more artistic, but as the sport evolved I think it grew into this bravura.
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The new design distinguishes itself from established brands and mimics the more artistic approaches upstart brands have taken.
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He eventually moved on to more artistic compositions, sometimes made with double exposures or by collaging different prints.
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"Stronger" takes more artistic risks than any other American-made "inspired by true events" picture I can recall.
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I have started taking macro and more artistic (in my mind) pictures of stuff in my immediate world.
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Though many of his dog photos look like everyone's dog photos, here's a more artistic perspective of one pooch.
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This would not be the first time that AI has been put to work in a more artistic field.
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Throughout, he's had more artistic than commercial success; the opportunity to star in a movie came as a surprise.
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But as games become more artistic and meaningful than just "time-wasting entertainment," their breadth of content becomes accordingly important.
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"Boulder is actually becoming more artistic every year," Ms. DiDomenico said, as we clambered through one of the magical refuges.
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I'm more confident and more outwardly displaying it through more artistic mediums—like the thoughts I have in my mind.
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"She knew how to create things from scratch, have a vision, see the more artistic side of wine," Karoline said.
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But if her Instagram stories are any clue, she's also been spending her summer indulging in her more artistic side. Glitter!
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I always hoped for something a bit more artistic, but there didn't seem like there were any avenues open for me.
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The HTC 73 has an f/1.8 aperture lens, which can achieve some nice "bokeh" (background blur) for more artistic-looking photos.
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The biennale, entitled "Beyond Bliss," has been entirely privately funded, which allowed it more artistic freedom, apparently, which has been somewhat unexpected.
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"The result is very dramatic, [so] projections can follow much higher speed movements with greater accuracy allowing for more artistic expression," notes Asai.
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Many people recycled their best tunics, ones with patterns like bird-and-vine lattice motifs or more artistic embellishments, as their burial shrouds.
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A new generation of Magnum photographers is trying, and its members embrace a more artistic and individual language than that of their predecessors.
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In fact, the more extreme the behavior, the higher on the pedestal they rose, the more artistic the output was assumed to be.
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This one requires a bit more artistic skill, with a dough shaped like Barb's face replacing the more traditional crouton in the classic soup.
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Craving more artistic freedom, Poitier joined with Barbra Streisand, Paul Newman, Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman to form the First Artists Production Company in 1969.
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Put intense, soul-seeking pursuits of finding answers to life's mysteries to more artistic and interpretive use rather than manipulating others and forcing your agenda.
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The Creators Project: Hey Ben, so what was it like switching from drawing the news of the day to a more artistic piece of work?
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Holly says there's less freedom for making more artistic content, more pressure for "harder" content, and generally not the money and fame some younger girls think.
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Here they figure out the dimensions of the environment and characters they're working with, how they'll all fit together and what their more artistic goals are.
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Platforms like Instagram are more artistic and you can follow very specific things now, and political news I can get from the BBC app or whatever.
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Mr. Goodman signed his works with only his middle name; it sounded more artistic than either his first name or his full name, he later explained.
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And while it has given us a chance to get in touch with the more artistic side of ourselves, it's also been kind of a depressing experience.
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Bruni: I think you've hit on something big there, Ross, in terms of movie-industry polarization between the mass-market commercial colossi and the more artistic fare.
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The idea of poptimism is not to invert the values system of rockism, to say that pop is self-evidently superior to rock and carries more artistic value.
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As a result, throughout Theatre of Metamorphoses, there is more artistic density and adventure than at any other one-person show I have seen so far this year.
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As someone who writes about technology for a living, I assumed this floor contained more artistic embellishments, since so many uses of big data seemed extreme or absurd.
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Long exposures are very common in the DSLR world: they can make an ordinary nighttime city shot feel much more artistic by creating streaks of light from passing cars.
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"There is still a place on our site for more artistic endeavors, but we have chosen to focus on making it easier for people to launch products," Mandelbrot says.
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The feature isn't going to draw in any new users, or do much for people who use the company's cameras to capture family moments or create more artistic videos.
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The Finnish brand Acon has decided to eschew competitions and take a more artistic approach, says Marko Manninen, vice president and head of sales and marketing for Acon Global.
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"We believe that IT has nothing to do with math and physics… it is more artistic than scientific," says Nicolas Sadirac, as he cheerfully slaughters whole herds of sacred cows.
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Etsy has a selection of classic and more artistic options, Redbubble offers quite the choice of throw pillows and covers, and Framed Tweets also has all your customization needs covered.
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While your surroundings have probably changed since then, your walls can still be that canvas for personal expression — now with a little less angst and a lot more artistic vision.
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Similarly, sometimes you need to ignore the more artistic side of the music industry and listen to a teenager who claims he went to Harvard say "Gucci gang" fifty-three times.
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As is the fact that the designer at the helm of a brand like Calvin Klein might appreciate the value of a commercial blockbuster and how it meshes with more artistic aspirations.
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Technically-skilled photographers typically shoot around noon so that light and shadows remain consistent, while more artistic photographers tend to shoot around sunrise and sunset, though lighting shifts rapidly at these times.
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Erotic costume dramas like Versailles, Harlots, The White Princess, and Outlander embrace "a more is more" artistic philosophy—stately set pieces, technicolor costuming, heightened emotions, fragile temperaments, powerful violence, fabulous intrigue, raucous sex.
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Two games that came after Infinite, The Talos Principle and The Stanley Parable, address more artistic form and gaseous, theoretical questions, and can almost get away with their absence of heart and humanity.
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The East Village largely drew younger, more artistic types from Japan, who patronized restaurants and bars, including the original Tomi Jazz, which was part of a Little Tokyo zone around East 9th Street.
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In some series, such as Hang On and Leaf (both 2013), this training proved to be a hindrance to her more artistic practice; the photographs, while aesthetically pleasing, are predictable and flat, like advertising.
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The new Lion King will make a lot of money, and hopefully, some of that money can be used to make films that have more artistic integrity, narrative ambition, and bare reason to exist.
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As soon as something 'bad' happens, I'm always on to the next thing and moving forward — bettering myself and taking it as an opportunity to find new, more artistic, more interesting things to do.
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Not just the music — which is, let's face it, far more personal and intimate than, say, "What Makes You Beautiful" — but also his whole brand has become much more artistic, fluid, and now, naked.
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Like Bon Appetit too—there was a time they were doing more artistic layouts of their magazine and they would zoom in super close on the textures; also great page layout and weird photo angles.
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As Mr. Levine has ailed in recent years, Peter Gelb, who had already assumed more artistic control when he became the Met's general manager, took on an even greater role in choosing repertoire and artists.
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There also seemed to be less graffiti at the train stations and on the trains themselves — or at least the graffiti that there was appeared to be more artistic than simply someone's name scrawled on something.
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He and his three siblings — Wade, 26; Shane, 22; and Bailey, 493 — have all played hockey, but not before they promised their parents, Kirk and Louanna, that they would also take up a more artistic hobby.
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As recently as 2013, Italian Gymnastics Federation spokesperson David Ciaralli asserted that women of color in the sport are "well known to be more powerful," contrasting this with the "more artistic" style and "elegance" of their white counterparts.
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"People are more likely than ever before to wear something more artistic or oversized that may make them look bigger or shorter or may be less 'flattering' for their body type, but they're not so concerned with that anymore."
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SparkShorts are similar in vein to the short films that precede a Pixar feature; they are executed in a shorter amount of time and with a smaller budget than Pixar's usual features but offer their creators more artistic freedom.
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In fact, there was a period in her career where Rihanna was releasing a studio album every single year, a habit that only stopped in 28 when she was finally able to take more artistic control over her distribution schedule.
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If "Blade Runner 2049" seems to be more artistic than a typical sci-fi blockbuster, that's partly because its ponderous pacing and mournful tone demand that you take it seriously, and partly because it is so visually and aurally impressive.
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While he continued to cast celebrities for the company's underwear ads, tapping the cast of Moonlight and the Kardashian family for campaigns, he also opted for a more artistic approach to marketing, literally putting modern art and artists in ads.
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" Tumblr is also looking to minimize impact on the more artistic storytelling, "such as erotica, nudity related to political or newsworthy speech, and nudity found in art, such as sculptures and illustrations, are also stuff that can be freely posted on Tumblr.
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"I think there are a lot of similarities in regard to the quality focus and putting the craft front and center, as well as giving a known and loved brand a more artistic treatment and making it shine in new and innovative ways," he explains.
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Because even if women have been included a (wee) bit more behind the camera in 22017, the cinematic perspective of straight white men is still largely considered the better one in Hollywood and beyond — the more artistic and more meaningful lens through which to see the world.
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And that comparison point naturally suggests the question: How can the Bourne and Apes movies get franchise filmmaking so right that they transcend the crass commercialism of even some of our best blockbusters, to become something more artistic and challenging, where so many other franchises flounder?
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The Munich-based jewelry house Hemmerle inserts old cameos into modern jewels because "in the olden days, sculptors looked at the stone in a more artistic way, asking themselves how to maximize beauty," said Christian Hemmerle, a member of the fourth generation to work in the family business.
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While having some coding skills will let you have even more artistic control over the image you create — experienced developers can play with the different levels that exist within a single image — third party sites have made it possible for anyone to upload a photo and get a gorgeous DeepDream image.
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New Japan's rise has come, in part, from offering its performers more artistic freedom as well as additional avenues for income that are not always available to those working for W.W.E. For example, some wrestlers can negotiate with New Japan to also work for other promotions and to sell their own branded merchandise.
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There was less resistance to concepts that weren't guaranteed to make a shit-ton of money (which is why the only cinema listings at the moment are based on comics or have The Rock in), and more artistic license placed in the hands of creators (which is how films like Josie and the Pussycats ended up being made).
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For more artistic wood touches, Ms. Karol recruited her husband, Fitzhugh Karol, 37, a sculptor and artist-in-residence at the Brooklyn Home Company, to carve shapely legs for an enormous kitchen island, decorative details for the fireplace surround, a sinuous handrail for the stairwell and a cabinet to contain jewelry collected during the Sandses' travels.
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Lindsay's highly stylized and cartoonish style pairs quite well with the genre of her choice, and the way she lays out the pages mirrors her own unraveling: her corporate, hamster-wheel-like life is narrated in neat grids, while, as she progressively succumbs to mania, she takes more artistic freedoms with the layout of the pages.
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Likewise, Zaha Hadid is a firm that has long had a connection to more artistic end of architecture, and it was when the two were working on a project for the Venice Biennale (a huge and prestigious contemporary art event) that they found themselves wishing for a precision machine that could help them build the individual panels they needed for a structure.
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Kids' guide to building, making, coding, crafting and more Artistic tools For younger kids: ExplorArt Klee - The Art of Paul Klee for Kids, PlayART by Tapook For older kids: Comics Head Lite - Create Your Own Comic, Strip Designer, Art Set, Procreate If they have an ear for music Most kids love music right out of the womb, so transferring that love into creation isn't hard when they're little.
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