One side features a vigorous pen and ink drawing of Saint Sebastian tied to a tree, the other inscribed scientific studies of candle light, also in pen and ink.
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Pen and ink drawings of crow-human hybrids (by Mr. Vartan) materialize.
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Daumier's drawing was done in pen and ink, gray wash and charcoal.
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I find myself endlessly compelled by Toyen's brutal dreamscapes in pen and ink.
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Thursday, he worked on a pen-and-ink doodle of the Capitol building.
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Explore seeing space using three main techniques: pencil/graphite, pen-and-ink, and watercolor.
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Confining life to four pen-and-ink panels won't keep the demons at bay.
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Goodman's Eyelash Drawings forgo pen and ink in favor of the beauty store material.
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She illustrated a number of her books with her own pen-and-ink drawings.
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Nearly all the group's 1,700 members work in watercolor, pencil or pen-and-ink.
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Pen-and-ink drawing needs collage for cover-up, which is what I always do.
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He's showing me research prototypes to illustrate the wizardry behind the new pen and ink technology.
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A series of pen-and-ink drawings from the late 20183s, "Between Pauses," is less veiled.
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With the help of a willing human, the machines could produce abstract art in pen and ink.
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In Bloch's minimalist, loose-limbed pen-and-ink art, tiny people try valiantly to pitch in, too.
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Lilia Hernandez Galusha is a multidisciplinary artist working in gouache, pen and ink, embroidery, weaving, and textiles.
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"We're still working towards pen and ink, we're still building this idea of bridging the divide," says Friedman.
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The rich jewel-tone world Becker has created in pen and ink and watercolor illustrations is richly cinematic.
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I lit candles, grabbed my fountain pen and ink and set to work on the dining room table.
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The moments words began to take form, when pen-and-ink illustrations were seared into memory, his and mine.
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When medical illustration was in its heyday, illustrators favored a more illustrious approach, and used pen and ink and wash.
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Inspired by Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea, Harvey displayed 44 pen-and-ink drawings in a Jamaican gallery.
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A group of pen-and-ink drawings, illustrating clusters of bombs or barren trees also testifies to Opdyke's fine hand.
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Serialized from 2009 to 2015, Chippendale's pen-and-ink drawings are as rabid and neurotic and complex as his drumming.
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The Covarrubias drawings and pen-and-ink work stood out because they had that period quality, and yet were timeless.
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The former art student applied, thinking the program might be a good outlet for his pen-and-ink drawing skills.
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Travel is disorienting, and there's so much to look at in McClintock's lavishly detailed pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations.
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Facilities often use poor record keeping, writing sperm vial numbers in pen and ink rather than digitizing the sample data.
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There is nothing precious here—not even the drawings, which are rendered in simple yet emotive pen and ink line drawings.
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Her nimble pen-and-ink illustrations capture children's loose, joyful movements and the stillness of faces marked by contemplation and grief.
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Most are done in pen and ink, and sometimes paint, on notebook-size sheets of paper in a wired, graphic style.
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Pen-and-ink patterns of wildflowers wove their way over raw linen suits, and botanical prints grew on airy silk dresses.
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A complete set of 10 lithographs, made from pen-and-ink drawings that Georgia O'Keeffe made throughout her career, line one hallway.
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Sperm vial numbers at the bank were written in pen and ink, and the facility's records were not computerized, the suit claimed.
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In these paintings and stark pen-and-ink drawings, war is only a harbinger of horror and an act of senseless inhumanity.
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A pair of pen-and-ink studies of a semi-naked model taking selfies were received via a message on the artist's website.
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Equally thrilling are the drawings, like "Infernal Landscape," offering glimpses at Bosch's moment of creation, when pen and ink swirled into wondrous oddities.
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Done in pencil, charcoal, pastel, watercolor, and pen and ink, these boyhood works were impeccably preserved in envelopes by the artist's mother, Lucie.
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His pen and ink drawings resemble Buddhist tapestries in their layouts, with concentric circles representing the interconnected worlds that exist in his imagination.
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He had always had an interest in art and was indeed an artist himself, sometimes illustrating his work with pen-and-ink drawings.
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These were Benny Andrews's pen-and-ink drawings of Jacob Lawrence, Norman Lewis and Romare Bearden [all of whose works are displayed nearby].
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During this time, he experimented with different approaches to his black-and-white work: pen and ink, brush, ink wash and gray marker.
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Pen and ink drawings — stippled to duplicate antique comics' Benday dot coloring — detail the heroes' clashes with evildoers while performing at a circus.
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It also said the mistake was made because the sperm center, which keeps records in pen and ink rather than electronically, misread donor numbers.
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Like Manet — but working with pen and ink to draw a firm but delicate contour line — Mazur pared away everything he thought was unnecessary.
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Ms. Mason, like Mr. Blades, favors paintings with New York City subjects as well as lithographs and pen-and-ink drawings with theatrical themes.
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Bestiaries were used as teaching tools and, for the most part, were not illustrated; those that were typically featured drawings in just pen and ink.
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Voting rules for the Rajya Sabha require state assembly members to vote in turn, filling out ballots with a particular kind of pen and ink.
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The actor Jesse Eisenberg wrote the foreword, and who better to introduce Mr. Jullien's wry, pointed pen-and-ink renderings of our 21st-century neuroses?
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But those crime reports were filled out in pen and ink or a manual typewriter, and then sent by the local post office to Washington.
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Deftly marked with pen and ink, the newest pieces from artist Tim Doyle draw common pop culture locations and fixtures set under the guise of night.
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Among them is Malik Mills, 22015, who managed to produce finely detailed pen-and-ink drawings even as his family members faced eviction from their home.
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We shouldn't forget Lewis Carroll, whose original manuscript for the first Alice book, then titled "Alice's Adventures Under Ground," contained his own pen-and-ink illustrations.
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This column is packed with the kinds of quirky encounters, daily dramas and laugh-out-loud snippets that make ideal subjects for pen and ink illustration.
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" The day after Johnson defeated the former champ Jim Jeffries, Tisserand notes, Herriman drew a "massive pen-and-ink minstrel show titled 'Uncle Tom's Cabin — 1910.
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Mack's artistic vision definitely guided my take on the character in the first season, and Bill's pen and ink style did the same in this third season.
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He also put in five fellow Brazilians, including the aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont, represented by a 1929 pen-and-ink sketch of some of his flying machines.
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For me, the most important way to stay quick is to stay focused — so I ultimately end up relying on pen and ink more than tech tools.
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Related: Chaotic Photo Collages Capture Raw Emotion of Rome Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation Opposites Attract in a Surreal and Terrifying Art Show
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A process that would be a fairly straightforward field of black in a traditional pen-and-ink comic book drawing is given nuance and texture with pencils.
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Guérard actually collected lanterns, and one of his pen and ink drawings depicts dozens of them in a style that evokes the sketches of Hokusai's famed manga.
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Related: Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation Spooky Skeleton GIFs Bring Humor to Ordinary Life These Mind-bending GIFs Chronicle the Evolution of the Internet
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I've worked on various models from Wacom over the years, and the experience on the Cintiq is closest to the feeling of "traditional" tools of pen and ink.
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On the walls are clusters of figure drawings in pen and ink, reinforcing the black, gray and white and enhancing the feeling of being in a private domain.
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As part of our effort to make Office even more intuitive and easier to use, we want to make pen and ink a primary input across Office apps.
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That history lends poignancy to neat pen-and-ink drawings hidden on a final page, showing two dogs hunting a lion: a coded lament over the persecution of Jews.
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Related: Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation A Haunting Forest Fairy Tale Emerges in Ink and Watercolor Illustrations Ink-Bending Artist Laces Feminism into Lingerie Landscapes
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Related: What These Artists do with Ballpoint Pens is Unreal Pen-and-Ink Artist Created Hyperrealistic Drawings of Celebrities Surreal Pencil Drawings Look Like How Repressing Your Emotions Feels
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He honed his early hack-slash style of punk pen-and-ink on posters and album covers for bands like the Screamers, the Germs and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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In sharing these pages and sharing their lives, the artists' collaborative comics display — as the exhibition's title suggests — two lives literally drawn together, a marriage of pen and ink.
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Each of the bottles in Starbucks' newest S'well collection is adorned with a pen and ink drawing inspired by the very thing we'll soon be sipping out of it, water.
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In this respect, Balthus's pen and ink "Study for the Guitar Lesson" shares something important with the images that comprise Spanish painter and printmaker Francisco Goya's Disasters of War series.
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In the paintings at the studio of Margaret Noel, tidy pen and ink canvases evolved into colorful encaustic collages depicting shelters partially destroyed by the onslaught of recent natural disasters.
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Then you dial through the available special effects, which include blobby impressionism, Picassoesque abstraction, mangalike cartoons and even classic Japanese pen and ink paintings, and select one with a tap.
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"[H]e lived much of his life on the page, in the worlds he conjured up with pen and ink, and did most of his adventuring between his ears," Dery writes.
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Examples of the sorts of licensing use-cases that could make sense for pen-and-ink-powered virtual try-ons are accessories such as watches and jewelry, reckons CTO Pavlo Razumovskyi.
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Related: Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation [NSFW] Sex and Violence Reproduced in Detail with a Ballpoint Pen Watch A Cerebral Animation Illustrated With Ink, Coffee, And Whiteout
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All were sermons, and a half-filled sheet of foolscap, pen, and ink indicated that the master of the house, the Reverend Brandon, was cribbing up filler for his own sermon.
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But since it takes him only about 20 minutes to make each pen-and-ink sketch of a restaurant facade, he figures he can make short work recording many of them.
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Fusing the intimacy of pen and ink with the vérité of cinema, we have created a work that tells a story that would be impossible to convey through either medium alone.
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Bress's new piece was inspired by a pen-and-ink drawing in a thrift store depicting a man wearing a fedora-like hat, a broad tie and a jacket with wide lapels.
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Philip Ashforth Coppola's four decades of pen-and-ink drawings that fill six self-published volumes have been condensed by two filmmakers, Ezra Bookstein and Jeremy Workman, into a nightstand-size book.
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However, Stevens's work, here entirely in black and white, and like all his pen-and-ink drawings, obsessively cross-hatched, offers instructive contrast rather than mere parallel to the Renaissance master's paintings.
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What came out of the tour was a series of heartbreaking pen and ink sketches of impoverished households, skeletal bodies of people starving, and potbellied children with sad faces and spindly limbs.
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His compelling pen and ink drawings enticed the Boston start-up ArtLifting to add him to its collection of homeless and disabled artists whose work was being featured and sold on its website.
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The contest requires that all submissions are made on paper or canvas with watercolor, pencil, pastel, charcoal, tempera, crayon, acrylic, pen-and-ink or oil (digital art and photography are not yet accepted).
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A wedding present from Brunetti hung on a wall by the bathroom: a pen-and-ink homage to Jan van Eyck's "The Arnolfini Portrait," with Leitten and Drnaso as the bride and groom.
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These days, the artist, who died in 19933 at age 75, is often called the Granddaddy of Goth, celebrated as much for his eccentric persona as his meticulously crosshatched pen-and-ink drawings.
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Since 21872, Mumford has been traveling to conflict ridden areas in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as Guantanamo, Cuba, as an embedded "combat artist," recording his experiences in pen and ink and watercolor drawings.
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To my mild discomfort, my colleague Jonathan Martin's and my blogs were actually illustrated with on-the-nose pen-and-ink caricatures of ourselves sitting on a wooden fence watching a literal horse race.
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Standing 10 feet tall and 13 feet wide, a great wave crashes into an ornate cherry blossom tree rendered in exquisite pen-and-ink lines in Japanese artist Manabu Ikeda's latest epic drawing, Rebirth.
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This show includes 2720 of them: pen-and-ink, chalk, graphite and watercolor works from the likes of Tiepolo, Ingres, Watteau, Turner, Degas, Cassatt, Gauguin, Cézanne, Matisse, Pollock and – oh, yeah – Picasso and Rembrandt.
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One of his two graphic novels about the attack, "The Bite," illustrated with finely drawn pen-and-ink sketches, is as much a parable of transcending fear and hatred as it is a memoir.
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His stirring animal forms in pen and ink are surreal, erotic, satyr-like shapes with muscular legs, tails, and multiple breasts (recalling Louise Bourgeoisie sculptures) — they exude the fearlessness and savagery of Greek mythological figures.
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Silhouettes were as attenuated as a pen and ink drawing or drowned in enormous volumes; glittering rats chased their tails around Victorian coats; phantom hands reached across taffeta gowns; satin cracked from side to side.
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His intricate pen-and-ink drawings show off his specialty: crisp quill calligraphy, so minuscule as to send the viewer running for a magnifying glass — all hand-lettered by a man who had no hands.
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In a style that danced with literary allusions and arch rhetoric — and composed with pen and ink (he hated computers) — he produced thousands of critiques and a dozen books, mostly anthologies of his own work.
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Written by the poet Robert Graves, its prose rolls ahead delightfully, while Sendak's intricate pen-and-ink art seems to be working out the combination of enchantment and mischief he'd soon make his name on.
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Unlike the CGI Peanuts Movie, which gave the character's dimension, but took pains to maintain the original look and tone of the Schulz strip, this new series has a more old-school pen and ink feel.
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In Andy Warhol: By Hand, we see how Warhol moved fluidly back and forth between pencil, pen and ink, blotted ink, graphite, and even magic marker, in travel sketches and portraits, still lifes, and life drawing.
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There were forty in all, hastily drawn in a big black book, in charcoals and in pen and ink or colored pencils, each one a swoosh of cubes and rectangles, surrounded by acres of scribbled notes.
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As well as keeping a low-key Blogspot page, which often served as a peek into his creative process, Berman published a book of pen-and-ink cartoons, The Portable February, via Drag City in 2009.
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Life in the small, densely populated industrial town of Howrah, near Calcutta (now Kolkata), where he grew up, appears in the series of black and white watercolor, pen, and ink drawings made predominantly in the '70s.
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The illustrations, a vibrant mixture of furiously loose pen-and-ink lines and dabs of rainbow-bright color, are laid out in boxes that often partition the pages, comics style — or, perhaps, in the style of movie storyboards.
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Even people who haven't read The Doubtful Guest or The Gashlycrumb Tinies will likely recognize Gorey's elegant, fastidiously crosshatched pen-and-ink drawings of waifish orphans and bald-headed, bearded men in long fur coats and tennis shoes.
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In contrast to the closely observed pen-and-ink drawings of flowers and plants, or of the sunflowers in his back yard, the paintings come from memory and imagination as well as from his years of making art.
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Pen and ink drawings centered on the human figure comprise much of the exhibition, stressing her affinity for the line, but a number of what she referred to as "calligrammes," as well as her paintings, are also on view.
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Inside the book were hundreds of pages of delicate pen-and-ink renderings of brain cells by the 20th-century Spanish scientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal, who discovered the noncontinuous nature of neurons, which communicate across a minuscule gap.
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Equal parts narrative and illustrative, Chau's works are rendered with pen-and-ink on printmaking paper, inspired by the drawings of Ben Shahn and Andy Warhol, as well as the paintings of Marc Chagall and Swedish mystic artist, Hilma af Klint.
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In a country where officials still largely labor with pen and ink, surrounded by stacks of moldering papers, authorities in Mandalay are tapping social media and new technologies such as artificial intelligence software and drones to revamp a lethargic bureaucracy.
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In one sublime pen-and-ink sketch, from 1450-55, Andrea Mantegna posed the same columnar saint in three variations, changing the thrust of his hips, the angle of his head, and the height at which he holds a book.
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In a country where officials still largely labour with pen and ink, surrounded by stacks of mouldering papers, authorities in Mandalay are tapping social media and new technologies such as artificial intelligence software and drones to revamp a lethargic bureaucracy.
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Rabbits still pose and move as they would in reality; many of the settings in these narratives have evolved from Potter's watercolor or pen-and-ink sketches of landscapes, architectural interiors, and buildings in towns she passed through while traveling.
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Its current show is devoted to Chittaprosad (1915-183), an Indian artist and Communist activist whose pen-and-ink drawings and prints document historical moments, and political movements, from the struggle for independence in India to the Bengal famine of 1943.
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Another black-and-white picture, "Hounds," directed by Amit Cohen and Ido Shapira, is rendered in rough pen-and-ink style with plenty of negative space, the better to create a gritty magical realism for its nature-versus-nurture allegory.
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His first antiwar book, it has nine linocuts representing hundreds of years of showdowns, and the current project is in a way an extension of this initial work, his illustrations in pen and ink and on woodcuts extending this history of bloodshed.
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I own a magnificent huge pen-and-ink drawing by the modernist sculptor Bernard Reder depicting the Stations of the Cross, which he gave my father in gratitude for ridding him of an affliction of the right hand which prevented him from working.
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They include what looks like a very preliminary study, a lightly touched, barely illegible pen-and-ink sketch of the kneeling Judas and a single figure, with the flip side a fuller, more emphatically drawn version that maps out the composition's architectural setting.
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While oil and pastels were his media of choice for painting, Still explored a full range of drawing material: he did work with oils and pastels, but he also created colorful, dynamic works with watercolor, gouache, graphite, pen and ink, charcoal, crayon, and tempera, too.
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At the recently renovated Sursock Museum, I saw an exhibition that presented visions of the emerging city, from 19th-century Orientalist fantasies to David Hockney's arresting 1966 pen-and-ink rendering of the Rivoli, Beirut's Modernist cinema, which was demolished following the civil war.
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After photographing Malayan bears at the London Zoo, she depicted, in black and white with pen and ink, an endearingly frumpy refugee with a floppy hat and duffel coat — ignoring her London art tutor's advice that she never draw animals that talked and wore clothes.
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The several studies and drawings for these paintings are replete with to-do lists ("haircut, text family"), notes and quotes, and pen-and-ink renderings thumbtacked alongside "Out the Wilderness (Scaffold Askew)" (2019), a large-scale painting with four arches, all in a range of bright oranges.
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His film strings together moment after moment of that wow, with dazzlingly complicated shifts in perspective achieved entirely with pen and ink, plus some lovingly crafted silent comedy and a fun voice performance by a rhyming Vincent Price as the villain (recorded mostly between 1967 and 1973).
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There are more than 247 works in the exhibition, starting with four pen-and-ink drawings dated 228-21917, when he was still living in Milan, using a pseudonym, and depending on friends for jobs, to work from 213, a span of more than 21917 years.
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In many of the paintings, Lewis's viewpoint includes an element dividing the painting vertically into two more or less equal halves, such as the tree that appears in the painting "Cabin at Lovell Lake" (2017) and in the pen and ink drawing, "Looking at Our House" (2016).
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The exhibition included five paintings, three of which were done the year he died, and in the small back gallery, 14 pen-and-ink drawings selected from the more than 226 Mazur did in the summer of 222, when he had lost much of his mobility.
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The first, with a foreword from Colson Whitehead, is Mark Beyer's ''Agony,'' a dark, pen-and-ink sitcom of urban ennui that possesses the same universal appeal as the best of the Sunday funnies: long-suffering protagonists who show up week after week to do it all over again.
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The vigorous pen-and-ink art leaves a lot of white space on the page, with just occasional washes of color, adding to a sense that the book is a straightforward puzzle you're solving with visual clues, like the colors of the balls that belong to each dog.
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I had hoped her "Aida" would be more like the magnetic 2005 "Tristan und Isolde" in which Bill Viola's video works were a constant, dominating presence, or like the series of operas done by William Kentridge — whose "Wozzeck" opens here on Wednesday — in his distinctive pen-and-ink style.
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"It exactly complemented the Hamburg St. Sebastian," she added, referring to how that pen-and-ink study of the saint tied to a tree also included inscribed optical studies on the reverse side, and to how the handwriting of the inscription was consistent in both double-sided drawings.
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The range of media employed by these artists ranges from the earliest fine art techniques to the latest digital technologies including: clay to environmental interactive video and immersive 3D; pen and ink notebook drawings; wall sized, hand colored printouts and paintings; digital photography; and tapestry portraits incorporating neurological data.
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The strange portraits seem to offer dilemmas she observed in her surrounding world rather than straight observations; together with her more lighthearted, playful pen and ink caricatures, these paintings attest to Themerson's different approaches to chipping away at her subjects in attempt to understand and literally draw out their unseen essence.
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The pen-and-ink illustration, measuring about 7 1/2 by 5 inches, emerged from the collection of a book-loving Frenchman, as the New York Times reported, and was brought to the attention of the auction house Tajan by his son (who has preferred to be anonymous) last March.
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And, therefore, visitors will also encounter several pictures of Frank Zappa by the rock photographer Neal Preston, a framed pen-and-ink sketch from one of R. Crumb's notebooks — "I'm a big R. Crumb collector," Ms. Marvel said — and a framed sheet of acid blotter paper, a 1970s drug-delivery option.
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Painted in acrylic, the figures are rendered in the artist's characteristic high-contrast black-and-white, as if they were pen and ink drawings, while the stretches of sky above the crowds, as well as the negative spaces of the numerous pictorial inserts (reiterations of the comic-book stylings in Buchina's previous work), are done in flat, poster-like monochrome.
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The cloaked and cultish figures in the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck make their appearance as early as 2003 in Smith's illustrations, as seen in the reproduction of "Sir Henry Irving as Cardinal Wolsey" in William Shakespeare's Henry VIII, a pen-and-ink work which was part of a number of postcards and posters Smith made of Irving to promote the Lyceum's plays.
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So on Wednesday he filled the gilded, mirrored halls of the Hôtel de Ville, Paris's city hall, with the scratchy howls of Deep Purple, and amid it all focused on … doodles: hand drawn pen-and-ink sketches by his studio that consisted mostly of feathers and plant fronds, with the occasional peacock eye winking in for good measure, reproduced in what seemed to be their original Bic shades.
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Laptops & Tablets2-in-1sLaptops & Tablets2-in-10803sYoga 920Laptops & Tablets2-in-1sYoga 920Yoga 920PriceStarts at $1,300What is itA 14-inch 2-in-23 laptopLikeNew 8th-gen Intel CPU, good design, still has the best 2-in-1 hinge aroundDon't LikeNo SD card reader or Windows Hello camera; not a ton of configurationsOn the new Yoga 920, that package is getting even better thanks to the addition of full Windows Pen and Ink support and new far-field microphones that in a number of ways have turned the Lenovo's new high-end Yoga into the computer the Surface Laptop wishes it could be.
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