By and by, he noticed the familiar look of a sketcher, and he began to sketch me sketching him sketching.
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What's most fun is watching the artificial intelligence behind the site try and work out what you're sketching while you're actually sketching it.
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You have to actually design clothes – sketching, rendering, etc.
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He's also been sketching some ideas for outer space, too.
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Before setting paint to canvas, Levasseur collages instead of sketching.
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"He travels around the Tibetan Plateau sketching birds," Tsehua says.
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A woman stood next to me, sketching in a book.
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One sits alone, sketching absentmindedly on an oversized drawing pad.
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For me, sketching is a way of working through ideas.
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Meanwhile, I'm sketching, learning about who these people are emotionally.
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It's like sketching a silhouette by shading in the empty space.
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Jeff Kandyba has been sketching in Colorado courtrooms since the 1980s.
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"A lot of the process is just like sketching," he says.
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Mitch McConnell, you can be sure, will be sketching out an
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In her last years, largely bedridden, she kept sketching in pencil.
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The music should generate plenty of enthusiasm for scatting — and sketching.
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He pulled out a drawing pad and began sketching stick figures.
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Portland's city council will start sketching out treatment option this week.
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Not that I'm unhappy that John is still alive and sketching.
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"I bought a notebook and began sketching out ideas," she recalled.
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Months ago, I would get up and start sketching [song lists].
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Her widower, Wilhelm, sits there for two days, sketching the scene.
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Whether sketching, posing, or studying, these giantesses do what they want.
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Becky was sketching Lance Elliot's back when Mr. Hagen said that.
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He had discovered Catskill on a sketching trip up the Hudson.
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"Sketching something compels you to really look at it," he said.
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I don't draw, so it's kind of like drawing or sketching.
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So I've been practicing sketching shit out ASAP, which changed the game.
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She started by sketching how she wanted the game to be designed.
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Stu, her partner, started sketching again for the first time in years.
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As long as carpenters were working, Winchester was sketching designs for additions.
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Before they start sketching ideas, they usually begin with a gameplay idea.
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Even at the age of five, he was sketching in address books.
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The first day was spent sketching out the arc of her story.
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By sketching characters with only four digits, it saved time — and money.
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"I think [fashion illustration and courtroom sketching are] quite similar," she says.
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Which feels like something very different from perceptions of designers' working, sketching.
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He went on a sketching trip rather than attend his daughter's wedding.
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After announcing his retirement, the physician began sketching out a new life.
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After sketching their renovation plans, they decided against it and backed out.
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It culminates with sketching some wonderful live models: the zoo's sea lions.
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In high school, she spent her time sketching and collecting fabric swatches.
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You get a lot of that with handwriting and with quick sketching.
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I can people-watch all day, sketching them and scribbling down new ideas.
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The ZBook outdoes your old-school sketching in another area, too: color choices.
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They go back to the comics inspiring a given storyline, and start sketching.
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Mr. Kahane is deeply in his element here, sketching vignettes with ruminative grace.
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Sketching has become more and more a really important part of my life.
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At its Unpacked event on Wednesday, the company began sketching a fuller picture.
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Then you start drawing and sketching and creating the environments for the film.
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The goal is to elevate the sketching process and give it new value.
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"This is just the beginning," writes Schoenfelder, sketching out his wider disruptive hopes.
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After seeing them, I started to be more motivated with my travel sketching.
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He is currently sketching in Tokyo and will soon be traveling to Barcelona.
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The front lines have also hardened, sketching violent new borders on Yemen's map.
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Director Craig Gillespie has long been great at sketching in communities on film.
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It could be time to at least start sketching out a backup plan.
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Betsy Vohs, founder of design agency Studio BV, loves the sketching tool Trace.
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I remember when I was 10 or 11, I was sketching her outfits.
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Behind bars, she started sketching the harsh realities of her fellow female inmates.
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Your kids might love it for drawing and sketching when they're inside, too.
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Instead, the film spends a lot of time sketching out Austyn's family background.
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"You're absolutely lovely," Mr. Sedaris said, sketching out a key in her book.
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She could spend hours in a room sketching or thinking only about herself.
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I wrote at speed for three days, filling two notebooks, sketching out scenes.
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Here are five characters The Night Of keeps sketching with shades of gray.
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He started sketching clothing designs, then had them 3-D modeled and digitally rendered.
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After sketching out the massacre scene for investigators, Roof said, he emptied seven magazines.
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The play opens by sketching out the milieu of Chilean poetry before the coup.
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They began sketching plans for a house almost immediately, but soon ran into trouble.
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This included layering paint with a palette knife and sketching compositions with spray paint.
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Jonathan Kasdan (the writer) did a very good job sketching and drawing him out.
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And she started designing clothes and sketching," Nellie Rembert, Ify's grandmother, said to "Today.
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He's sketching the images he sees in an attempt to make sense of them.
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The killer mapped his crawl space with alarming detail, sketching out a homemade graveyard.
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As a kid, I was interested in science and science fiction, history, drawing, sketching.
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There, she busied herself with her usual work, sketching lipstick cases and cosmetics bottles.
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Flip a button, however, and it converts to a digital sketching/note-taking surface.
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The 13 artists packed into the room start madly sketching and clicking their cameras.
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I practiced drawing by sketching Ninja Turtles characters in the margins of my homework.
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He has been sketching New York restaurants for several years, and selling the drawings.
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So if you're sketching with one hand, your other hand could be choosing colors.
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She spent plenty of time at the nearby nightclub Max's Kansas City sketching performers.
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Instead, these proposals are statements of principle, and framing of goals, sketching a vision.
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Date night for Ms. Kalman and Mr. Meyerowitz means Fridays sketching in the galleries.
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They're Arinze Stanley's Hyperrealist Drawings Meet the Artist Sketching the Characters She Finds on Instagram
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Building on 30 years worth of sketching muscle memory, Kim works at a rapid clip.
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The Surface Studio features a touch screen, 3-D sketching and super-high-quality display.
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"It just keeps popping up," she says while sketching out her ink idea for Audrey.
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"There are colleagues of mine [who] when they're sketching ask celebrities for autograph," she complains.
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Some were sketching, some painting, others cutting construction paper in a flurry of colorful scraps.
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Her process often includes preliminary sketching in colored pencil to determine color palette and composition.
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One day in the Luxembourg Gardens, while sketching with a friend, he had an epiphany.
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Sketching, for this sculptor, has nothing to do with drawing or planning, properly-so-called.
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Sketching the Chicago goalie over and over again, he turned himself into a Blackhawks fan.
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Anthony Haden-Guest, a writer and cartoonist, stood to one side, sketching in his notebook.
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Rahlves pointed uphill with a ski pole, sketching out the preferred line off the Mausefalle.
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Growing up he'd been shy, and preferred sketching Garfield and Batman comics to playing sports.
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In Arizona, a book on sketching and a physics textbook were banned, the report said.
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The courtroom artist Art Lien has been sketching the trial for The New York Times.
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I've taken to sketching up photos and notes for friends and coworkers on the fly.
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"In five years, I'm on a boat or an island, sketching the latest collection," she says.
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Vietnamese artist Quach Phong's show Sketching Vietnamese History is a monumental reinvestigation of the country's history.
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Quach's next stage of sketching will likely take another two years, Nguyen told me over email.
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Having loved to draw since she was a kid, Valles found sketching a natural creative outlet.
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Tom MacArthur starts sketching out an amendment that would put limits on what conservatives were demanding.
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"There is this notion of sketching an idea and stepping back and reviewing it," he said.
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And Musk is probably further along in sketching out a vision for Mars than anyone else.
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After sketching it up, Robots plotted key measurements, with the team sculpting freehand around those frameworks.
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Before the painting process comes sketching, a way to begin establishing these restless figures and shapes.
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Independent stores are sketching out their own rules while following local and state health mandates closely.
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He left several hundred letters, which Benner makes good use of in sketching a mercurial character.
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In my carry-on was a Moleskine notebook with a set of black pens, for sketching.
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I will also keep everything that does not pertain to sketching off of my art table.
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Travis dared the designer to build him a thin, solid-body electric, sketching it in detail.
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But simultaneously, Hello Games was sketching out how No Man's Sky would change in the future.
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Take a look through our selection and you'll be sketching on your best snapshots in no time.
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"In five years, I'm on a boat or an island, sketching the latest collection," she told SELF.
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The kickstand is sturdy, and lets you go nearly horizontal for some serious sketching and photo editing.
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The theoretical thing I'm sketching out is, it doesn't go to Fox Sports, it goes to mark.
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"I have been designing and sketching clothing since I was in middle school," Decker tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Unlike many nature artists of his day, Bauer was not sketching from dead specimens in a studio.
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You can't ban people without at least sketching the outline of what it is they did wrong.
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There he drew fervently, sketching individuals arriving at the camp or the artificial barracks in the landscape.
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"I'm sketching a plan to eat my way through New York and the boroughs while I can."
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Among the evening's offerings are gallery talks, sketching activities and live music performances inspired by the show.
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You really ought to spend a little time this weekend sketching out a vague plan for Thanksgiving.
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Clark was sketching out something more immersive, drawing us into the numbed space that her characters occupy.
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Although her videos feel off the cuff, some of them take hours of sketching, staging and editing.
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She designed her vessel herself, sketching a diagram and making a prototype out of cardboard and string.
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While designing cars, he began sketching his ideas in ink, which he said helped clarify his thoughts.
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Ms. Distefano designs the pieces for the Met, always sketching ideas herself rather than making computer renderings.
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Mr. Neiman was sketching Ali, contemplative, with his hands taped and about to have his gloves fitted.
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The whole process — from sketching out an idea to sharing it online — takes two to three hours.
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I work an eight hour day on a single square inch without sketching out the whole thing.
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Hands-on aspects of engineering design — sketching, building, testing — are highly engaging, even for the very young.
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Sketching maps might seem old-fashioned, but the forecasters said it helped them think through their data.
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He also takes to the road every few weeks, sketching passers-by of all stripes, for free.
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After doing some sketching, he tried out his idea using the metal germanium and a glass slide.
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Though, based on these intimate photos, there's a good chance his tattoo artist is sketching that out now.
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As people played the game, the system learned how to identify exactly what they were sketching more accurately.
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I started sketching a lot and reading eastern philosophical books like Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior.
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Let this be a lesson for any architects sketching proposals for mysterious vertical rock gardens: Plan for traffic.
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The company will, for the time being, keep the product firmly focused on documents, note-taking, and sketching.
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I look at the characters and read the scripts and start sketching ideas for themes for these characters.
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There's even an active stylus if you're interested in sketching, but it's optional and priced at $50. h2.
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The process of sketching out one song—which is usually left in skeletal form—lasts about seven minutes.
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Like its iPad brethren, Fresco for Windows features Adobe's vector and raster tools for painting, drawing and sketching.
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It's a blast sketching and using an iPad for taking notes, but I don't really do much else.
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Experience the architecture, landscape, people, and culture of the city in a unique tour focused on extended sketching.
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Borrowing a piece of paper, the trim, soft-spoken composer began sketching out analytical parallels between the works.
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For Maeda, the next step after she collects all of her inspiration is to start sketching her designs.
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Mr. McCabe has been known to spend hours with clients, showing them old designs and sketching their ideas.
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She would like to create a line of dresses for little girls and has already begun sketching again.
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That show is the nexus of this family day, which will offer spotlight gallery tours with sketching opportunities.
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I do a combination of freehand sketching and tracing photos to make my own versions of coloring sheets.
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Their stand-up sets will be enhanced by the artists sketching and animating on a screen behind them.
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As a child, Chesky used to visit the Norman Rockwell Museum near his home and spent hours sketching .
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They would shoot hoops together and then return home and sit side-by-side sketching in their notebooks.
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After a few minutes of sketching, their teachers led them toward the Universal Religions gallery, the museum's centerpiece.
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So Mr. Deutsch, a graphic designer, coaxed him with a dungeon workout, sketching it out on a whiteboard.
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She created 3D mockups of her dream restaurant space using SketchUp, an architectural sketching and interior design program.
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At another event, Jason Wu held a private sketching class with models wearing pieces from an upcoming collection.
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I tend to just sit at the coffee table, sort of watching TV and sketching at the same time.
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A native Australian, it was his love for old English autos that first piqued his interest in sketching cars.
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Here are the buttons for controlling which mode the e-ink screen is in: keyboard, drawing/sketching, and ereader.
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The Bamboo Sketch has a swappable fine tip and is for sketching or drawing on an iPad or iPhone.
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Other times, they traveled the country, camping and fishing, Kara sketching in the truck, Mark scouting land to buy.
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I made inspiration collages in an oversized sketchbook before I started sketching whatever designs were percolating in my brain.
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Addressing these issues by sketching the nation's AI road map has fallen on the well-tailored shoulders of Villani.
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Wedderburn started sketching her idol using pen and paper, and posted her drawings to her Instagram page for fun.
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I have a pen on me most of the time, in most of the meetings you'll find me sketching.
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She sits in front of her easel sketching a nude male model, a rare reversal of the gender dynamic.
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A less-known fact is that Rogers also designed her own jewelry, sketching neoprimitive pieces on yellow legal pads.
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The Apple Pencil is a must have if you like sketching or drawing out notes, as I still do.
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When it comes to sketching on the golden pot leaves by hand, may the festival gods be with you.
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Why it matters: This is a company sketching a potential future where its primary products precipitously drop in use.
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After sketching the idea onto paper, he begins working on a prototype, which starts with building one of these.
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Mr. Ninomiya mainly works in three dimensions, sculpting his collections more often than sketching them, engineering them like aircraft.
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They're sketching out broad ideas that poll well and offer red meat to primary and caucus voters for 2020.
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My boyfriend attended with a notebook in hand, madly doodling when we weren't sketching out the latest mechanical puzzle.
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Art buffs can also practice sketching with a collection of 3-D models or listen to its podcast series.
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He's in a corner, sketching out small movements as he runs through a sequence of steps in his mind.
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He had also considered a career as an architect, he said, but believed his freehand sketching wasn't good enough.
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It turns drawing on an iPad into a paper-like experience, similar to sketching boards used in art classes.
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Mr. Daniels assumed, as he was sketching the 13-episode first season, that Hillary Clinton would win the presidency.
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In a few short years socialists have gone from political and intellectual irrelevance to sketching out plans for government.
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But he began sketching out who might fit the bill for younger generations of politically active Democrats like himself.
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But the city's entrenched system leaves outsiders vulnerable to mistreatment — from professionals sketching blueprints to construction workers laying foundations.
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Historically, doctors have evolved from sketching proposed changes to embracing two-dimensional imaging on computers to incorporating 3D imaging.
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A big desk in the center holds everything needed for sketching, value and color studies, and full size drawing.
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Google's first WeChat mini program is a sketching game that uses AI Google's first WeChat mini program is a sketching game that uses AI The main news here isn't the game, of course, but that Google is embracing mini programs, which have been christened as a threat to the Google Play Store itself.
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Indefatigably inquisitive, Girard was nothing if not well informed before he ever began sketching out ideas for any new project.
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Melissa McCarthy: The first time we met I just started sketching and it's really easy to tell what feels comfortable.
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Fans use their own sketching chops, or their facility manipulating games like The Sims, to illustrate or animate ideal scenes.
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Back in 2014, a London-based startup called Gravity Sketch released a prototype for an impressive virtual reality sketching tool.
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During the development of Gnog, an upcoming 3D puzzle game, artist and creative lead Samuel Boucher couldn't stop sketching ideas.
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Spanish artist Pablo Picasso gives his young son Claude some instruction in the rudiments of sketching and painting on Aug.
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Ives describes her process as being "very" in her head, which she prefers to talking or sketching out a storyboard.
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Hobbies play an important role in one's life and the 22010-year-old still retains enthusiasm for sketching and painting.
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Belfort then enjoins the entire crowd to spend a few minutes sketching out their vision for the next few years.
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I have tried to start sketching on an iPad, and I continue to think that is a great use case.
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Shortly after Trump won the election, his team began sketching a plan to abandon the the Paris accord, reported Reuters.
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Sketching was next until I had a set of characters I felt were strong enough to get onto the screen.
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It was Lake Como in 113, and his aristocratic friends were sketching merrily with the aid of a camera obscura.
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Will she go after Mr. Trump in hard language, or focus on sketching a positive rationale for her own election?
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Ivanka Trump joined her father last week when the GOP nominee gave a speech sketching out his child care plans.
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Clinton started sketching down rough notes about what she wanted to say on the eve she accepts her party's nomination.
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The first mural was created in stages, with the youths sketching out ideas on paper in individual and group exercises.
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If she's not playing music, she's usually found sketching people, journaling or listening to podcasts about ghosts and serial killers.
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Before he bought an iPad Pro, he had tried 20 styluses for sketching illustrations or jotting down ideas, he added.
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Likewise, he knows from the beginning what kind of robot he want to create by sketching its volume and shape.
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" Her style is primarily influenced by anime, which she watches for hours while sketching "until I sketch something I like.
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Locher doesn't use any reference materials when sketching, but he does work from a compositional conceptual idea for each piece.
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From there, he maps out the painting by sketching the piece on paper and then transferring it to the canvas.
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Instead, it blends in seamlessly: sketching out what has come before, all the while pushing through the bounds of virtuosity.
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The administration later published a report sketching out various technological pathways to cutting emissions 80 percent or more by 2050.
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This is the time I'm writing stories (not research, I mean actually typing), sketching, note-taking, keeping a diary, etc.
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She begins by sketching her designs, including the color placement of every thread, after which her artisans make a sample.
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We need the show to stop throwing philosophical theories at us and start sketching out a distinctive point of view.
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Andrew Nash, 59, an artist from the East Village, was sketching as he has for decades, but not on paper.
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I'm not an artist so I'm not sketching and things like that, but it really is a pretty remarkable machine.
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Intuiting a departure time is crucial for Mr. Polan, who has a strict policy of sketching only in real time.
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This post takes the next step: sketching in broad strokes what we want — and should expect — from the first branch.
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Sketching is an art, but it's also often seen as a step in a process—a means to an end.
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One day, while Michelangelo was busy sketching, Torrigiano took his revenge, punching the younger artist hard and breaking his nose.
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They named sketching app Procreate Pocket as the overall best iPhone app of the year and Donut Country the top game.
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The reMarkable is still limited as well, but its excellent stylus (suitable for sketching) and cloud service help justify the price.
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"The subject material just comes from wherever—a lot of sketching and doodling and drawing forever in a sketchbook," he said .
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It's not all about sketching and producing ready-to-wear collections; her finances play an integral part in her business, too.
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After his family lost much of its wealth in the tumult of the 1930s, Dior began sketching designs for fashion houses.
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When Lavalette does take the bus into the city, she spends that time sketching designs on her computer and sending emails.
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Borboa now spends 15-20 hours a week actively tattooing, while the other half is spent sketching, brainstorming, and sterilizing equipment.
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Artists held a "sculpt-in" protest at the Victoria & Albert Museum's Botticelli Reimagined exhibition in protest over the museum's sketching policy.
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"It is like a naval battle," he said, sketching out the hunt on maps on the hood of his desert jeep.
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But beyond sketching out a vision, it is equally important to land these expectations and match them toward the perceived reality.
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We would play with math problems just as we would play with pens and paper to draw—math was like sketching.
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I don't think it occurred to them that they were sketching anything scandalous, as they worked over their pastels with focus.
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By the age of ten, he was devouring the fashion pages in Jours de France , sketching clothes, and critiquing her wardrobe.
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The song is processional and full of regret, sketching a scenario in which heaven is prison and he is a prisoner.
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But in some Republican-led states, even those with "pencils down" orders, regulators are sketching out how they might eventually comply.
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Devashish Makhija's 106-minute rape-revenge drama spares no punches, sketching out both the victim and perpetrator of rape in detail.
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" Seo, whose duties range from researching materials to sketching, says, "The best moments are working alongside Mr. Alaïa at the atelier.
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Flow by Moleskin: Creative app for sketching, writing and drawing, Flow, was chosen for its attention to detail and overall design.
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One has lines for writing, one is blank for sketching, and the last has lines and checkboxes for to-do lists.
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An inmate got her guards to give her pencils and paper, then began sketching the faces and habits of fellow prisoners.
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On the Rue Saint-Jacques, he photographed an artist sketching a line of police officers standing in front of the Sorbonne.
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The exhibition "Drawing Greatness: the Art of Sketching in the Republic of Genoa" will be at the Louvre until Sept. 193.
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"I really wanted to see his face -- I even tried imagining his face and sketching it out to myself," Bong said.
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In the meantime, we'll be sketching out some ideas for a JUUL Stuffed Crust, because nobody wants to live forever anyway.
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"I'm in a war," he told me later, sketching family trees on the back of a copy of the tribe's constitution.
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Neither can I. The three co-conspirators gather round ye old oversizing dining room table and start sketching out their respective plans.
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"It was made from scratch, from sketching it out, to embroidering the lace on a special silk-based tulle," said the insider.
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When doodling, sketching, or writing in cursive, there is no noticeable lag between your physical pen strokes and what appears on screen.
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He said each carving takes roughly nine hours from conception to finish, depending on the details of the design, planning, and sketching.
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On "Caribbean Vortex/Hidden Voices," the trio moves in shadow while two guest percussionists play claves, sketching an outline that's deceptively clear.
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As a bonus, this hybrid comes with the Surface Pen included, so you can use it for sketching and to take notes.
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Reference:Rocchesso, D., Lemaitre, G., Susini, P., Ternström, S., & Boussard, P. (2015) "Sketching Sound with Voice and Gesture," Interactions 22(1): 38-41.
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Amid fears that the boundaries between reality and fiction are dissolving, researchers have begun sketching out proposals to prevent it from disseminating.
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Now, the mentally-grueling process of sketching, designing, testing in clay, and then bending unwieldy materials wills Bašić's pain into the work.
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It was also the first time I combined my passions for Knolling — arranging things really neatly — and sketching into one single photograph.
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A sublimely quirky story-song sketching one of Prince's most delightful characters, this is two minutes and 50 seconds of pure bliss.
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Called Sketching, the feature lets the broadcaster paint in an array of colors to bring attention to certain parts of a shot.
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Artists and designers, Groene told me (speaking from experience, obviously), are always sketching half-formed ideas on whiteboards, napkins and moleskin notebooks.
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If you cannot upgrade to iOS 9, plenty of third-party sketching and drawing apps are available in the iOS App Store.
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You'd quietly start sketching something in a notebook, not sure what it was, but you'd let inspiration guide you and then— woop!
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To create the video, Chabeaux explains, he first started sketching with pen and paper then used 3D software to render the drawings.
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Only some of her videos take hours of sketching, staging and editing; that is not the case for all of her videos.
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Pushed all the way down, the Surface Studio sits at a 20 degree angle, which is perfect for sketching and taking notes.
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"I Was Anastasia" makes for a fevered entry into a crowded field, sketching a poignant picture of the fated clan's final days.
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Pratiwi has been a Pokémon fan for more than a decade and enjoys sketching the creatures and trainers in their spare time.
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But it does seem likely to reinforce the basic portrait of Trump's behavior that each side is sketching for the 2020 election.
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"Nowhere 18" (2019) pictures a child seated on an immeasurable, dusty chalkboard, sketching apartment complexes, heavy machinery, street lights, and planes overhead.
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The silver-haired, blue-eyed Givenchy was a prodigious worker in his time, starting weekdays sketching or choosing fabrics at 7 a.m.
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Since 2015, the second half of the school's six-month pastry program has incorporated lessons on sketching, making timelines and project planning.
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Rather than snarling proto-punk, we hear an ambitious singer songwriter sketching stories using the entire studio as his palette—freely combining genres.
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Daniel, meanwhile, is an artist, and his best contemplative moments involve sketching what he sees, whether it's his bedroom or a lush park.
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She tends to ignore what's going on around her, in favor of sketching disturbing drawings and making unpleasant little toys from found objects.
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Whether you're reading an e-book, watching a show, answering an email, or sketching, an iPad can handle pretty much all of it.
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When he turned on his camera, Daniels rattled off a list of parting words and wishes, sketching an impromptu last will and testament.
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I started out sketching a few ideas and kept coming back to this idea of stairs because, ya know, two step = two factor.
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If your recipient does a lot of sketching, they will appreciate a set of eight Sakura Pigma Micron pens in different sizes ($14.50).
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One day, I began sketching some musical ideas with the creative freedom that I was the only one who would ever hear them.
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"I have been sketching my travels since I was in my 20s — although it wasn't as serious or intense then," Tan told Mashable.
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In his lawsuit, filed in June 2019, Kawhi claimed he came up with the design while sketching around in college back in 2011.
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Before I've settled on a theme, and I'm just drifting like a jellyfish, sketching ideas, keeping notes I'll get one that I like.
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An iPad is ideal for many activities — it's a great medium for sketching, viewing photos or videos, and managing calendars, email, and more.
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Pagan Kennedy In 413, Margaret Crane was a 241-year-old product designer at Organon Pharmaceuticals, sketching face-cream bottles and ointment jars.
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The British Arts and Crafts architect Ernest Gimson sometimes walked miles a day, sketching flora, vegetation, birds and squirrels around his Cotswolds home.
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He says that he has always been interested in graphic design, sketching, and drawing, but he also considers himself a draftsman of sorts.
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Anand does a stellar job of sketching Singh's trajectory from orphanage to hangman's noose, and from obscurity into the pantheon of Indian heroes.
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When painter Thomas Moran was sketching the mountains of Pennsylvania, his brother, photographer John Moran, was working with a camera right alongside him.
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He continued his sketching while in the Army in Italy, working in intelligence and later commanding a camp holding German prisoners of war.
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In the last few years, as Mr. Wirtz left more work to his sons, he spent time in his garden, sketching his plants.
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But it contained some accidental prescience, sketching out a two-way contest that Sanders could not win unless he dramatically expanded his coalition.
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He selected only the green and the brown, sketching grass beneath the birds' feet while leaving the turkeys in black and white outline.
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Trilobites Researchers developed a new microscope that traces embryonic cell movement in real time, sketching a virtual map of how organ systems develop.
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She became flustered and looked as if she were trying to jog the memories with her hands, sketching the answers in the air.
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Fiction is the art of delicately sketching the internal lives of others, of richly and believably projecting readers into lives not their own.
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On a winter afternoon, she and several classmates were uncoiling in the Rock Room, making friendship bracelets and sketching in fat coloring books.
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He writes with the simple clarity of a young adult novelist, effortlessly sketching modest lives in the green, empty expanses of the heartland.
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"Ballet — à la Living Newspaper on the History of N.Y.," he wrote the day after Christmas in 22.3, sketching out a new project.
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I always try to work on something else, like sketching my dogs or another animal, writing stuff, or watching random Vine compilations/etc.
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I had already been sketching out a script for a movie about a femme fatale witch, but that's what brought the story together.
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As the legendary pop star got ready to play "Sketching With the Stars" with Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest during an appearance on Live!
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Things like video editing and sketching previously required lugging around a heavy laptop or physical paper, and let's be real — that's not exactly convenient.
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Prior to sketching the image that would become the mural, he met with the community to get input on what the design should be.
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His long-term goal, he said, is to help children and older patients who have trauma to express themselves through painting, sketching or drawing.
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The sketching feature is the most notable, adding a simple digital drawing board for the iOS version to add doodles and diagrams to notes.
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I find a lot of things that bring you joy through sketching is seeing how ideas change and evolve and go a different direction.
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It is not clear whether Mr Trump endorses the measures, vague as they are, that Messrs Tillerson and Spicer seem to be sketching out.
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In the next few years, Ouma wants to be more present in Africa's fashion industry, sketching for her favorite designers from across the continent.
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Adobe's Fresco sketching app will be available on the ARM-powered Microsoft Surface Pro X, the company announced at its Surface hardware event today.
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But it's as if I am trying to paint a giant canvas and have only succeeded in sketching out a small corner of it.
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So you could use this at home for sketching out song ideas, or trigger these loops and samples during sets for more complex performances.
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FiftyThree, the app developer of the popular iOS sketching app Paper, has had its assets acquired by WeTransfer, a cloud-based file transfer company.
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Anyone could walk up to the board and start sketching out ideas, emailing them from there or saving them to an employee's OneDrive account.
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The reMarkable can only display ebooks, PDFs, and documents, allowing you to annotate them, or serve as a blank notebook for writing or sketching.
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The experiment seems to have been a success, as Twitter has already confirmed Sketching will soon be available in the public version of Periscope.
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And with Apple Pencil1 support, the new iPad mini is the perfect take-anywhere notepad for sketching and jotting down thoughts on the go.
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Two weeks ago, the Trump administration released a one-page outline sketching out how they would like to approach changes to the tax code.
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At the zoo, he created hundreds of drawings of the resident creatures, many of which appeared in his first published book, Animal Sketching (1926).
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They walked all over the fifty-yard-long crash site trying to make sense of it, holding their clipboards horizontally and sketching on them.
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The Courier was framed as a sort of smart design notebook with sketching, browsing, text annotation and all kinds of productive and creative functions.
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Narration and sketching over the footage is also possible through the app — in other words, the next David Attenborough could be discovered through Periscope.
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His new book, Infinite Resignation, is probably philosophy's only beach read; it's about pessimism and sketching out a hopeless philosophy for a hopeless world.
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At this point in her life, Schloss painted with consummate ease and abundant charm, sketching in her subjects and then applying color as needed.
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Vibeke is a mesmerizing character, Orstavik sketching the contours of her loneliness within a fun fair too rinky-dink to have a Ferris wheel.
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And, in November, the White House put out a report sketching out various technological pathways to cutting emissions 80 percent or more by 2050.
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I order a fruit tart and another coffee, then spend about 45 minutes sketching out what the report should look like on my notepad.
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At 453, he was sent to boarding school in Lier, southeast of Antwerp, where he kept to himself, sketching and writing in his diary.
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I added my third and fourth locations over the next eight months and started sketching out a plan to add 5 centers a year.
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The third season of this slice-of-life, multigenerational comedy was its best yet at sketching the love-hate between mothers, daughters and sisters.
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The third season of this slice-of-life, multigenerational comedy was its best yet at sketching the love-hate between mothers, daughters and sisters.
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The camera shakes and jolts its way around a train platform, sketching out the frantic movements of its operator, who seems to be running.
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And then there are obsessive eating habits: No loud chewing during breakfast — it interrupts the sketching process; no butter on the asparagus — shock, horror.
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The sketches are pulled from Campanario's The Art of Urban Sketching, and many different artists — with very different styles — are included in the collection.
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Starting with the sketching out of a design, the video moves through steps like dyeing the fiber that will be used to make the garment.
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And then there's the Rijksmuseum, which last November launched a campaign to promote sketching over photography that involves doling out free sketch paper and pencils.
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The process of creating any new level for the game starts with pen and paper, with Tegroeg sketching out ideas for new characters and scenarios.
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But it does, by sketching out an easy-to-swallow narrative alleging that powerful corporate and government forces systematically set out to destroy his life.
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Artists and activists today occupied the Botticelli exhibit at the V&A, intervening the London museum's recent decision to ban sketching in the temporary show.
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Kalashnikov, the son of Siberian peasants, began sketching designs while recovering from a shrapnel wound in 1941 and hearing soldiers complain about superior German rifles.
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The son of Turkish guest workers was sketching out a whole new vision of Germany: multiethnic, sensitive to its past and confident about its future.
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Niemann devised hundreds of these visual puns, and now he's collected them—along with more work from his career—in his new monograph, Sunday Sketching.
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New products are coming online literally daily, and behind them countless, brilliant daydreamers are imaging, sketching and wiring the next generation of even better devices.
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Still, in 1950, she married Herman Baron, a Yonkers-born, Jewish bookseller whom she had met while sketching in Van Cortland Park, in the Bronx.
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My work is a mix of figurative, graffiti, humor, and some sort of self-image that I have of myself from dreams or sketching ideas.
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Sometimes he's cutting metal, sometimes he's sketching a design, or sometimes he's on the roof working with resin to create his signature balloon-like sculptures.
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An unremitting, motoric beat and an increasingly dissonant grid of math-rock guitar patterns carry Ms. Leschper's terse lyrics, sketching an ambiguous but intense memory.
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The letter comes as Democrats in the House have begun sketching out expansive investigations into potential foreign influence operations targeting Mr. Trump and his associates.
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With the judge's permission, the prosecutors have even barred courtroom artists from sketching the faces of some witnesses in an attempt to ensure their safety.
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For example, I know someone who brings a notepad and a fineliner on every trip, sketching each day's new surroundings even for just five minutes.
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The lyrics start out by sketching a post-apocalyptic landscape, where wandering people desperately seek shelter in a "canyon land" littered with old, obsolete gadgets.
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On Wednesday, several of the candidates embraced the kind of meta-punditry that voters have often demanded, sketching out their paths to victory in detail.
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"He was losing his sight and was getting dementia and aphasia, and started sketching whimsical and philosophical drawings," Ms. Seed said in a telephone interview.
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After the sorting is complete, I grab my sketch pad and map pencils and begin sketching new convertible furniture pieces to serve two people better.
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The maker of the popular notebooks has a sketching app for the iPad that offers dozens of combination options for paper styles, colors, and tools.
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A short video was shown of Mr. Lagerfeld sketching his first look for the brand, and explaining the power of a healthy dose of disrespect.
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He began sketching his wife and kid for Mother and Child in 2011 shortly after becoming a father, and continued through the birth of his second.
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The Dutch artist was busy sketching ideas for the New Babylon, a utopian society where man and woman were untethered from the expectations of everyday life.
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But that's also what I love about travel: the constant sense of exploration, of trial and error, of sketching out new terrain on your mental map.
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He also stumbled onto the writings of Alexis de Tocqueville, who was exploring the country and writing about it around the same time Bodmer was sketching.
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"Hurt Less" is glacially paced, with music-box arpeggios and a soft violin sketching out the edges of a melody while Baker, again, pries into agony.
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"She's spending time reading and exercising, sketching for her new line and mostly making sure this time around she puts her needs first," the attorney adds.
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With the Periscope sketching tool, broadcasters can doodle, in a variety of colors (there's even a color picker/eye-drop tool), directly on the broadcast stream.
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According to the International Luge Federation's website, the preliminary calendar for the 2018-2019 season is already up so you can start sketching out your plans.
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Slowly and through painstaking negotiations, Washington and the two Koreas are sketching out a deal to avoid what all sides feared was an increasingly inevitable war.
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To do that, it's introducing something called the Ink Workspace, which appears to be a hub within Windows for launching apps meant for writing and sketching.
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Full of off-center wit and an array of sketching styles, Treehouse Volume 8 is a great, breezy read for adventurous readers interested in raw talent.
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The other was a shy film school student from Beijing who toiled in anonymity, sketching $20 sidewalk portraits to make the rent on his basement apartment.
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NEW DELHI, March 8 (Reuters) - Women inmates of Asia's largest prison sit hunched over, with pencils in hand, sketching designs for jewellery, as their guards watch.
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By the time the meeting was over, they had already begun sketching out on a white board how a combination of the two companies could work.
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FDA hasn't added any clarity, and the Friday hearing was the first effort from the agency to begin sketching out how CBD products can be regulated.
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"My pieces are made to order, unless the arrival of a new season inspires me to be creative — that's when I start sketching ideas," he said.
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Now — a decade later — Seo is Alaïa's first assistant, responsible for sketching everything from silhouettes to inventive prints, as well as studying materials and their accouterments.
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While Leonardo was sketching flying machines, Bosch sketched a spiked paddle wheel to impale the damned and carry them into the mouth of a ravening monster.
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" While Efron's jacket was in production, Miro explains that she became inspired, and "began sketching out other products that I could create for Sami Miro Vintage.
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I can imagine a lifetime of stained shirt sleeves and wrists with this thing if you're not properly trained in the horizontal dry erase sketching arts.
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They also spend copious amounts of time sketching out the miniature societies on board both the Erebus and Terror, the better to unravel those societies later.
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"She's spending time reading and exercising, sketching for her new line and mostly making sure this time around she puts her needs first," the attorney added.
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Drowning, like Mud, tells its story swiftly, in a handful of pages, sketching a love affair from the first moment of desire to the bitter end.
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If a cricket lands on her sketch pad (she's constantly sketching), she'll simply include the insect in her drawing rather than brush it to the ground.
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Earlier innovations had literalized the experience of "seeing the light," but no one went around talking about torchlight moments or sketching candles into cartoon thought bubbles.
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The process of making the work involved many phone calls, with Mr. Cave sketching his ideas and making multiple trips to Apple headquarters in Silicon Valley.
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Whether they are depicted reading, sewing, or sketching, McNicoll seems more interested in women's interior worlds and creative pursuits than their idyllic natural or bourgeois surroundings.
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My brother started sketching the scene on one of the drawing pads my mother kept around the house because he could be inspired at any time.
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Australian artist Alexander Perrin was inspired both by his mother's passion for cats, and his own feline companion in sketching the characters that populate Short Trip.
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The manufacturing and construction reports added to data ranging from the labor market to housing and consumer spending in sketching a robust picture of the U.S. economy.
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Click here to view original GIFThe stylus' lag is only apparent when you're printing, when writing, scribbling, or sketching, the digital pen on paper experience is flawless.
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But the sketching for me is almost like a meditative process where I just want to not think too much and see where my intuitions lead me.
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The idea is that it'll eliminate the extra steps artists have to take between sketching out their ideas on paper and getting to the finished digital product.
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There are apps like uMake that rather easily turn 23D sketching into useful 3D models for prototyping, but the new app Mental Canvas takes a different approach.
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As occurs in all heist movies, the mastermind — in this case, Doc (Kevin Spacey) — stands at the blackboard sketching out each criminal's role in a bank robbery.
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This was on display during last month's speech sketching out his "America First" national security strategy, where he sounded flat even when bragging about his election win.
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Museum admission and gallery programs — lectures and talks, music and dance, along with open sketching in the Garden Court — will be free from 6 to 9 p.m.
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When everyone else at S&S got back after the holidays, I continued the brainstorming and sketching process with Justin, Dan Potash, Namrata Tripathi, and Lauren Rille.
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Next on the agenda is sketching a vagina, an assignment that usually acts as an icebreaker once the drawings—often anatomically inaccurate—take shape, according to Htar.
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He had been drawing and sketching since he was kid and was seeking a challenge and the rich story lines he expected to find in grunt life.
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The teenager also has a strange fixation on penises, which she gratifies by having close encounters with as many as possible and sketching them in a notebook.
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A childhood obsession with comic books, which he called "the first love of my life," prompted him to begin sketching frequently and fervently, which he still does.
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Azza Abo Rebieh got her guards to give her pencils and paper, then began sketching the faces and habits of fellow inmates in Syria's notorious detention system.
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Over the past year, the search giant has set up an artificial-intelligence research lab in China and introduced several services, including an A.I.-powered sketching game.
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Visitors who go to the museum on Wednesdays will also be able to stay for the museum's evening programming, which includes lectures and sketching inside the gallery.
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In addition to his prison cell conversations with law enforcement officials, Mr. Little has drawn dozens of detailed portraits of his victims, sketching them in chalk pastels.
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And she drew and drew -- sketching the survivors who spoke at the Ingham County, Michigan, hearing where Nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison.
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The Judiciary Committee went as far as sketching out what a possible obstruction of justice charge might look like, according to one official familiar with its work.
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The result is an ambitious project, one sketching a personal journey in which she ultimately tackles the complexity of material representation in these fragmented and troubling times.
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Some are sketching out the Priebus/Bannon relationship as analogous to the dual power structure of Andy Card and Karl Rove in George W Bush's White House.
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Missy's music has kept me and my design team happily energized through countless weekdays, weeknights and weekends during those long hours of sketching, fitting, styling and doing looks.
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According to Wanberg, the reMarkable is designed for "paper people" who prefer sketching, note taking, or doodling by hand and just want a digital means to do that.
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But I don't believe that this difference is important here, for nowadays a gifted young artist anywhere can learn how to employ the history that I am sketching.
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Drawing and sketching in enormous files in Procreate was super easy, and I encountered zero chugging across AR applications (buttery smooth), common iPad apps and heavy creative tools.
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For example, in Plumbago's case, the app appears to be an attempt to compete with Paper by FiftyThree, a top note-taking and sketching application for iOS devices.
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He has been drawing and sketching whimsical creations around the shadows of everyday objects for almost a year now, generating a cult following on Instagram in the process.
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Throughout Sunday Sketching, Niemann uses clever drawings and his charming breed of humor to tackle tricky subjects like insecurity, money, and changing course while things are going well.
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Astropad's newest software offers full pressure sensitivity support for Apple Pencil, very low latency (there's some, very slight lag you'll notice when sketching quickly) and great visual fidelity.
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At just 27 years old, Abe has grown a childhood knack for sketching into an artistic career, which has seen her partner with clients like Nike and ESPN.
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Late last year, the White House put out a big report on deep decarbonization sketching out four different scenarios for a near-zero-CO241 power sector in 23.
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It's also another reason why the trend of art as therapy isn't going away: Studies have previously shown that sketching can improve focus and creativity while reducing stress.
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She called a second network and convinced them to give her one opportunity: sketching the Michelle Triola Marvin case, which established palimony laws for unmarried couples in California.
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In the past decade, the role of artistic director has evolved from sketching dresses to creating a brand universe that extends into marketing strategies and the shopping experience.
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This was partly a function of the intellectual climate; Freud and other early psychologists had recently begun sketching provocative new ideas about how the mind responds to stress.
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De Salvo continued into a Warhol-inspired art-making event called "Swish, Sketch, Drag," in which dozens of artists, many young, surrounded a catwalk, studiously sketching drag performers.
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But the immense technical challenge presented by human exploration of Mars has not deterred scientists from sketching out optimal strategies for long-term habitation on the Red Planet.
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He sits sketching at a tablet, designing and drawing from 10 AM to 10 PM with barely a break, creating every piece of art for the entire game.
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LaMacchia first designed concepts for each bird through a process that combined photography and sketching; Cole then brought them to life by drawing the details in Audubon's style.
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Hibert iterates by sketching each piece, tests it on the computer to nail the colors and ratios, then either carbon copy draws or projects the design onto canvas.
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From sketching out the design to constructing the house while dealing with functional issues, here's all the behind-the-scenes work that goes into building a tiny house.
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For pressure-sensitive applications, including sketching and painting, it's fantastic, but where it really shines in my usage is in editing photos using software like Lightroom from Adobe.
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When she thinks back now, Ms. Delgado remembers working as a graphic designer, sketching out designs for logos and business cards at a firm, where business was booming.
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It's no secret I'm a fan of the reMarkable, a tablet with a paper-like display that's focused on text and sketching rather than rich media and games.
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Because of the threats he has faced, prosecutors in the case have taken several extraordinary measures, forbidding artists at the trial from sketching any portion of his face.
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"Imagine hand-sketching wireframes on your notebook during a meeting and being able to present a functional prototype from these ideas only seconds after," reads the company's pitch.
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On his first sketching trip to the area, Cole was dazzled by the views; so pristine compared to the glowering smokestacks and grim factories of his industrialized homeland.
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Steve Kerr, the Warriors' coach, talked afterward of drawing plans to stop James, which amounted to sketching some Xs and Os for his players and wishing them luck.
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The reMarkable tablet is a strange device in this era of ultra-smart gadgets: A black and white screen meant for reading, writing, and sketching — and nothing more.
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Inspired, he cinched his coat tighter and hurried home to his apartment in Chelsea, sketching and Googling late into the night to see how it might be done.
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Toward the beginning of the year, I spent hours planning each stop — going over notes on the plane ride and sketching out what each day might look like.
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Mr. Phillips's father had been a violin maker, and the studio was filled with instruments that Mr. Philips would tinker with when he wasn't composing, sketching, or carving.
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"The streets are like a school to me and they're always changing," he says, now sipping a beer at his favourite roadside bar while sketching with a Biro.
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My go-to methods are tech-free walks, browsing through books, sketching while decompressing at night, and going through any and all cinematography-heavy movies — classic or new.
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On a recent Friday, she was sketching the sandstone towers of the Smithsonian castle with a burnt-red coloring pen, under the watch of her therapist, Tracy Councill.
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While writing and sketching "Dear Scarlet," Teresa Wong initially thought of hiring an illustrator before deciding to take on the job herself, despite her lack of drawing chops.
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While writing and sketching "Dear Scarlet," Teresa Wong initially thought of hiring an illustrator before deciding to take on the job herself, despite her lack of drawing chops.
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Conceived and directed by Ms. Parson, "28c" offers a kind of feminist reading of Pepys, sketching a fuller portrait than he did of the women in his life.
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He asked Celestino Couture — the designer Sergio Guadarrama and the creative director Cade Johnson — whose collections feature upcycled, socially conscious creations, to start sketching options for a gown.
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So it wasn't out of the ordinary for me to spend hours as a kid just sketching old Air Jordans or coming up with my own crazy shoe designs.
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South Africa, despite being the top-ranked test nation, have not won in their last eight tests sketching back to more than a year and Amla's form has suffered.
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Apple says that improved sensors will allow the Pencil to react better to pressure and tilt, making it easier to use when marking up documents or presentations, and sketching.
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It also has a matte anti-glare touchscreen for a paper-like traction feel that lets you see every shade of your work — perfect for sketching in the park.
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As I walked past yet another sign warning me of "potentially sensitive" material, I saw a gaggle of teenagers nonchalantly sketching an installation that prominently features a red phallus.
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The next step is to build actual prototypes of the sketching tools, based on what's been learned so far, and test how well they work in real-world conditions.
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Quach Phong's Sketching Vietnamese History continues at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum (97 Pho Duc Chinh, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) through August 2.
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"I start by researching the model's posture, then after sketching a suitable one, I add the outfit design putting into consideration the parts I could cut," explains Al-Bluwi.
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The good news is they were able to reattach the cord, but there was a period of a few days when I was sketching out how I might compensate.
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Just this February, the World Health Organization released a draft report criticizing industry pricing practices and sketching out a spreadsheet for governments to calculate a "fair price" for medicines.
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They have tasked an expert on the delegate process, Saul Anuzis, with sketching out various scenarios, and the campaign is focusing on keeping committed the delegates that they've won.
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The film is heavy on mood and restraint, sketching out the outlines of a traditional horror narrative while resisting the urge to go for obvious scares or genre conventions.
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Kim said that, from start to finish, designing and planning a new piece involves "collecting small animals, taking photographs, preparing a canvas, sketching, drawing, and painting with small brushes."
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He remembered one applicant who displayed a "wonderfully engaging sketching style — all in pen, clear black lines filled in with washes of color to highlight important detail," Kocienda said.
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He spent about six months sketching designs, experimenting with 40 fabrics and locking devices, visiting hardware stores, and consulting with manufacturers in China before developing a prototype in 2014.
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Mr. Gates says the Apple Pencil also lets him digitize his whole creative process, from sketching to production — though a big part of his workflow still involves a computer.
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Making the glitches requires a different way of sketching, which he at first executed by making his stencils and drawings by hand, since he is admittedly not very technological.
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On May 14, just five months and one teddy bear spine after first sketching the concept, Aloe became a modern day Dr. Frankenstein and brought their creation to life.
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After sketching out an extensive cast of supporting characters in the opening biographical chapters of Krasner and de Kooning, the book prances through a story of a bohemia, found.
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An exploration into alternative approaches to street art, Carver's process involves filling out facial contours with various colors, drips, and smudges, and then sketching the physical features on top.
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I understand some people prefer it over a Surface or even Wacom-type tablet for sketching and painting apps, so this should be a boon for them as well.
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During a fractious campaign leading up to the referendum, great reams of paper were released sketching out the potential effects on the British economy should voters opt to leave.
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Sketching potential designs during a graffiti workshop in Omari's shop, 16-year-old Philip Keilholz said he got involved as racism had no place in the cosmopolitan German capital.
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Liao Lyuyou, 27, was indicted on three counts of photographing and sketching defense installations and one count of entering military, naval or Coast Guard property, according to court documents.
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In the St. John's locker room, players sat in a tight U-formation around Coach Joe Tartamella, who spent his time in front of a whiteboard sketching out plays.
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She seems slightly lost in the re-creations, reaching for the general idea of the moments, sketching them in loosely instead of burrowing into them (as Davis always did).
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He has an average height and build, and his sketching uniform is a T-shirt, jeans, sneakers and black wire-frame glasses, sometimes with a solid-color baseball hat.
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I draw, so I was sketching little plans for houses on cliffs overlooking oceans, while Tom watched over my shoulder – it was a very grown-up version of playing house.
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"On a trip back to Seattle, I found out that Grant was as passionately frustrated as I was, and we spent hours riffing on ideas and sketching mockups," explains Meistrich.
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The device can still switch between laptop and tablet modes, and comes with a built-in pen that doesn't require any charging for sketching and note taking on the go.
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The rest gets you 350 different tools for sketching, drawing, coloring, and painting, including the 120-piece Faber-Castell Albrecht Dürer line which is apparently what the famous designer prefers.
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The Moleskine Adobe Creative Cloud connected Paper Tablet only works with the Moleskine Pen+ Ellipse so you'll have to get used to sketching with ink as it's your only option.
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"During the process of sketching I think about colors that could go well with the feeling I want to give to the illustration," Jose Miguel Mendez tells The Creators Project.
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Google's virtual reality sketching/painting/modeling Tilt Brush program has amassed a following amongst novice VR users as well as artists looking to explore virtual reality as a new medium.
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Sketching is reminiscent of Snapchat's hallmark doodling feature, and it shows that Periscope-owner Twitter is paying attention to other platforms' success with ways to make live video more engaging.
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In addition to writing about the industry and sketching its knots, he photographed the vessels and crews, creating a rare archive of the early 20th-century New England maritime trade.
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"I spent a month sketching out what I could have done to save her, if I'd had weapons: Boom, a grenade here, boom, gunfire there, like Rambo," he said, crying.
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They include content-sharing app Collect (claiming 4 million monthly users), sketching tool Paper (which has had 25 million downloads) and collaborative presentation tool Paste (which claims 40,000 active teams).
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"It doesn't surprise us that in these early days of iPad Pro, people are gravitating to things they can't do with a laptop, like sketching with Apple Pencil," he said.
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Enchanted by the marine world, she recreated it in her bedroom, decorating the walls with drawings of aquatic life and sketching out the hull of a ship on the ceiling.
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To stay productive and to connect to a tradition popular with other artists, Thompson committed to recording a travel diary — or "Carnet de Voyage" — as he went, sketching every day.
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Instead of remaining behind the scenes, he'll sit center stage in the middle of the runway, wearing a hoodie and headphones, sketching the collection while the models parade around him.
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But this time Mr. Zuckerberg is pilfering so much more, sketching out a future business that looks a lot like Snapchat, with a little bit like China's WeChat mixed in.
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Mr. Nadler sent 81 initial letters on Monday sketching out a sweeping new inquiry into possible obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power by Mr. Trump and his administration.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — The Senate's proposed budget blueprint stretches 93 pages, sketching out trillions of dollars in spending over the coming decade on areas ranging from the military to Medicare.
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In Marrakesh, inspired by the diversity and expertise of local craftsmen, she began sketching rug designs for weavers and cutting patterns for nude leather bags and suede and raffia sandals.
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Essentially, microblading is like sketching on individual hairs as you would with a brow pencil, whereas microshading gives more of a soft, feathered finish, like an eyebrow pomade or powder.
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Visitors come to the house: a female violinist who plays for injured soldiers in field hospitals; a philatelic economist; a painter charged with sketching what remains of the local landmarks.
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In Kyoto, she watched as artisans at the Chiso atelier, founded in 1555, performed upwards of 20 steps per garment, from sketching to multiple rounds of dyeing to hand-painting.
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In case you've forgotten, the structure for this specific conversations was to have everyone start sketching out their personal top 10 list, and allowing different games to guide our chat.
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So he created a snug harbor of his own, beaming himself out of the world of beer and pickled eggs and cigars by sketching and drawing nonstop, until his death.
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With some exceptions, courtrooms remain one of the few places where photography is forbidden, so sketching is a vital way of capturing the moods, emotions, and actions of what's going on.
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The Met Breuer mounts recent acquisitions from Latin America, South and Southeast Asia, West Asia, and North Africa alongside mainstays of postwar American art, sketching a potential reorientation of art history.
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Related: Gucci's Favorite Painter Is a Self-Taught Instagram Star Meet the Artist Sketching the Characters She Finds on Instagram Photographer Daniel Arnold Is Like Diane Arbus for the Instagram Generation
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The artist, designer, and associate lecturer at London's University of the Arts is using collage as a form of drawing or sketching, making quick and casual connections and dissonances between images.
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It makes products that cover literally every corner of the tablet market—from low-end consumer products designed for sketching out ideas to high-end products designed for serious graphic artists.
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President Barack Obama also leaned into his administration's achievements — as opposed to sketching out a second-term agenda — when he delivered his State of the Union while seeking reelection in 2012.
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The artist starts by sketching out the portraits on cardboard, adds watercolor paint and then overlays items such as plastic for a necklace, glass lens or fabric from an old fan.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK It's Saturday evening in an east London cinema and Jonathan Ross is curled up on a bean bag, sketching on a notepad, and vaping.
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By the time I'm done collecting and writing and listening and talking and sketching and testing and moving, I'm so stimulated that my hands start putting things together on their own.
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In short order these gee-whiz friends went from sketching plans on scraps of paper to wearing three-piece suits and thick glasses to present their products to customers and investors.
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Sketching the first design on a piece of paper, the entrepreneur devised a solar-powered kiosk that can be towed by bicycle and provides simultaneous charging for up to 80 phones.
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The House of Delegates claims it was only trying to comply with the Voting Rights Act of 1965 in sketching a map that allowed minorities to elect their choice of candidates.
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Sure, he painted 60 self-portraits whilst on 60 different mind-altering drugs, but for 21 years, Tennessee-based artist Bryan Lewis Saunders also hasn't missed a single day sketching himself.
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In cooler months, the house is closed, but do walk by; in the yard, you might glimpse the "Elephant," the trailer-like caravan that Carr acquired in 1933 for sketching trips.
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"The play by Albert Gurney, a prominent American dramatist, is professionally written and spot-on when it comes to character sketching, but no more than that," the critic, Nina Agisheva, wrote.
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"What if?" gives way to "How," and before long Warren is flying to Amsterdam to meet with potential buyers for the loot, and Spencer is sketching floor plans and escape routes.
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But as someone who grew up sketching freestyle, I found the steps simple enough to make it so that anyone could draw a successful sketch of the "Kung Fu Panda" character.
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In the office one day, Geuze stopped to discuss a design for a boulevard in Moscow with a small team of designers, sketching the proper spacing of trees on the plans.
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Conrad kept a detailed journal of the river as he traveled up, noting landmarks and turns and obstructions, sometimes sketching the profile of a stretch of bank to help him remember.
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Even as Knives Out creates a familiar cozy atmosphere, it draws on present-day archetypes and culture-war conflicts, sketching a modern American family whose motives for murder are instantly recognizable.
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Since the deal closed, Mr. Eisendrath has sprinted into action, assembling a board of directors, arranging new office space in the city's booming West Loop neighborhood and sketching out his vision.
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I certainly never intended to write a book that was an attempt at prophecy or that was an attempt at sketching out what a plausible second civil war would look like.
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Individual tasks can have due dates, file attachments, tags, and subtasks, so you could split up redecorating the bathroom into buying supplies, sketching out plans, and actually doing the redecorating, for example.
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"I think of myself a problem solver," he says, describing how he troubleshoots challenges by sketching concepts and exchanging them with colleagues and athletes, sometimes until 2 or 3 in the morning.
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And she wasn't sketching princesses; she was helping to create the brooding monster in the "Night on Bald Mountain" sequence of the 1940 movie "Fantasia"—a task that perfectly suited her talents.
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He wound up at boot camp in Chicago, where he made the most of his experience by painting and sketching, finding inspiration in the city and the rigid structure of his barracks.
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"I draw, so I was sketching little plans for houses on cliffs overlooking oceans, while Tom watched over my shoulder – it was a very grown-up version of playing house," he added.
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Free Nights at the Frick Collection (Friday) The Frick's free after-hours series returns, with the collection open to the public, as well as programming that includes lectures, performances and sketching activities.
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Credit was rarely given to these illustrators, but in most cases, the artists were likely the doctors themselves, who would have received plenty of practice sketching figures during university lectures or dissections.
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Improved iPad Apple Pencil SupportThe Apple Pencil was designed to go hand-in-hand with the monstrous iPad Pro, giving artists, designers, and engineers a more authentic feeling of sketching on paper.
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The trouble comes in discerning between someone who is operating on a higher level, and someone who is sketching out a diagram of the world on the wall in their own feces.
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A photographer by trade but lifelong artist, Evan's passion for drawing was reignited once he realized sketching on an iPad let him forget about materials and focus on the pleasure of drawing.
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The so-called "yes means yes" policy doesn't focus on sketching out scenes beforehand, but it's worth contemplating what might happen if sex educators took a page out of the dom's playbook.
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"These tusks have been buried underground for a long time, which can cause cracks and change their color," he explains, sketching out their differing patterns of grain on a piece of paper.
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An inmate at Brooklyn Correctional Institution whose prison sentence is about to end, he began his artistic practice by sketching designs for a puzzle website he plans to publishing upon his release.
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But I think there is some use, too, in briefly sketching an alarmist case for why we should not only be pessimistic about the future of the Trump administration, but deeply worried.
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He approaches this theme from myriad directions, sketching the subtext-rich relationship of an older couple, complete with characterizations and details of clothes and personality that reveal his gifts as a dramatist.
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Williams, usually so adept at sketching a social world in just a few strokes, doesn't give us quite enough context or atmosphere to show us why these people or objects are significant.
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At the forefront of fashion and digital sketching since 2013, artist Janelle Sing put Apple's tools to the test during Proenza Schouler's fall 2016 collection show Wednesday night in New York City.
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Taken together they have new force, sketching a cast of mind that has shadowed European thought for a century, and one that may seem disturbingly familiar to students of American politics today.
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The cheerful, staid Oliver Reed (Kent Smith) picks up the strange, enchanting Irena Dubrovna (Simone Simon), a recent refugee from Serbia whom he finds sketching a panther at the Central Park Zoo.
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Given that context, for me, that's where we've got to begin these questions: by sketching out the forces — political, economic, and social — which are distorting our ability to have a reasonable conversation.
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They also link him to the great tradition of the past, that of an artist carrying a notebook, stopping, looking and sketching what they see, grabbing images and memories by drawing them.
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So, you guys have guided me to a place I wanted to get to, which is sketching out the difference between the internet version of Pro-Trump media and traditional conservative media.
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Interestingly, the results are consistent with recent fMRI studies of professional artists, including jazz musicians improvising melodies, poets writing new lines of poetry and visual artists sketching ideas for a book cover.
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He took advantage of cheapening technology—a four-track recorder, a keyboard and Casio CZ-101 synth—quickly sketching out ideas, working in a manner closer to that of his painting process.
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After a long period of study and sketching, they would distill a book's narrative to a single motif and paint variations of that motif on a canvas collaged with the volume's pages.
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Her testimony brought to life in dramatic fashion the financial machinations that prosecutors have been sketching out since Mr. Manafort's trial on 18 charges of bank and tax fraud opened on Tuesday.
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The McKinsey Global Institute published a report on Wednesday about automation and jobs, sketching out different paths the technology might take and its effect on workers, by job category in several countries.
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Now he is sketching out what a far more toxic YouTube politics of ressentiment might look like, under the threadbare cover of ironic bigotry, the recent history of which is worryingly instructive.
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First, unlike most Republican lawmakers today, Carlson is sketching an economic vision of a post-Trump America that departs in key ways from Trumpism, especially in its muscular anti-corporate, populist zeal.
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"Sweet, this pencil works better," he wrote, and two pages later he was sketching out what he called The Information Engine, along with what seems to be a grand vision for Facebook.
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The Committee also began sketching out how a higher leverage ratio could be imposed on the world's 30 biggest globally systemically important banks like Goldman Sachs, Societe Generale, Morgan Stanley and HSBC.
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The Democratic leader of the U.S. House of Representatives had spent all weekend mulling new allegations against Trump and began sketching out a response on a flight from New York to Washington.
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Apple chose a photography app for creating long exposure photos as its iPhone app of the year, while a sketching app made the cut for Apple&aposs iPad app of the year.
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The soldiers re-enter, and one comfortably settles into a chair and rather too blithely proposes funeral arrangements to Michael, sketching in every detail with the fastidious attention of a wedding planner.
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Their team of artists spent two months sketching concepts on paper, then Photoshop and Illustrator, before 3D rendering them in a combination of Cinema 4D and Maya invented specifically for this project.
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So you guys have been sketching this out in your head for ... A deal like this gets announced months ago, now it's a thing, so do you start working on it immediately?
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Late last year, the Obama White House put out a big report on what it called "deep decarbonization" sketching out four different scenarios for a near-zero-CO241 power sector in 23.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When he wasn't sketching or bent over his etching press, hard at work, the 19th-century professional printmaker Henri-Charles Guérard often visited the Paris zoo.
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Speaking of the Apple Pencil, the iPad is great for digital artwork and sketching: The likes of Procreate and Autodesk SketchBook make this a much better device than a laptop in many ways.
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If the show's creators (brothers Todd and Glenn Kessler and Daniel Zelman, who previously helmed the brilliantly soapy Glenn Close legal thriller Damages) haven't started sketching out the show's final ending, they should.
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By tracing a 16th-century missionary's travels, and by sketching the larger context of the times in which he lived, Mr. Savall shared his interest in musical traditions from Europe, Africa and Asia.
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He's been doing the job ever since — sketching every major case from the 1987 murder trial of Alan Berg to the 2010 terrorism trials of Aurora shuttle driver Najibullah Zazi and his father.
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Sketching farm labourers in The Hague, he turned to Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables" as a model, believing that the personality of each figure had a corresponding "type" in the novel's panoply of characters.
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Inspired by greats like Gustav Klimt and contemporary illustrators like James Jean, Johnston spends between 10 and 30 hours laboriously sketching, building out, and refining concepts that come to him through life experiences.
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After he let us go, we were handed the illustration that had been drawn up by the earlier room full of agents sketching out the sightings that con-goers had reported to them.
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And he got much closer to running last time than many people realize, building out a team and sketching out a detailed campaign plan, one person who helped develop that plan tells me.
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Given that the tablet feels like a tiny notebook, I liked sketching in it at night while watching a movie -- I'm a terrible artist and don't do this often -- and taking quick notes.
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Mr. Taylor testified two weeks ago in defiance of State Department orders, sketching out in detail a quid pro quo pressure campaign on Ukraine that Mr. Trump and his allies have long denied.
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They will succeed, at least on paper, in sketching some grand goals for Europe to be announced at a meeting of 27 nations — all of the bloc's members save Britain — in mid-September.
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But sketching stuck with the 28-year-old Cape Town artist, who has become known for her unique thread "drawings" on unconventional surfaces, including chicken wire, coffee bags and, most recently, athletic rackets.
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They were among the founders in 1968 of the Fine Arts Work Center residency program, and they collaborated on "Compass Grass Anthology" (1983), a book sketching some of Provincetown's eccentric characters and institutions.
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While the Apple Pencil is still largely intended to be a tool for drawing, sketching, writing, and annotating rather than user interface shortcuts, it's refreshing to see another use case for Apple's stylus.
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Weed is best for sketching in pencil— hammering out a rapid succession of freeform ideas, some of which I may return to later, some of which will be relegated to the 'stoopid' drawer.
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According to dates assigned to drawings by him near the beginning of the show, he could have been sketching figures in frescoes by Giotto and Masaccio in local churches as early as 21546.
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In August 2016, Mr. Stringer's office released an audit critical of the mayor, and the comptroller followed it with a speech sketching out his vision while criticizing the current leadership in City Hall.
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I had a chance to talk with Lambe Culo about sketching Selena outfits, growing up Chicana in Texas, and using art as a means to analyze the fluidity of gender and cultural identities.
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Mr. Phillips was fascinated by how these written logs amplified the visual ideas that Mr. Oldenburg was sketching on separate notebook pages, often torn from little spiral pads he carried in his pocket.
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Trump said Monday that he would reveal a "major" and "dramatic" stimulus proposal Tuesday, but instead tasked economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE with sketching the broad outlines of a potential offer.
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Yang takes that a step further in their series: not only are they sketching out a massive world and story between the four installments, they're playing with the form that those stories take.
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The blueprint charts a course toward erasing annual budget deficits by the end of a decade, calling for trillions of dollars in spending cuts and sketching out major changes to Medicare and Medicaid.
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LIKE THE CLASSICAL sculptors whose work he grew up sketching incessantly as the artistic son of an army officer, De Cotiis believes that new, minimal objects must rise from the dust of antiquity.
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Steinberg is similarly calculating: He initially shocks us with how far Wallace, the show's paragon, is willing to go, before sketching in how a stacked system fuels Wallace's feelings of desperation and justification.
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After first sketching onsite, he would continue his paintings from imagination, which allowed him to simplify his compositions into broad zones of stark light and shades, recalling the style of his woodblock prints.
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So did one of our executives at Netflix who has been with the since the early days when we were sketching out Hap's basement on the floor of our production office in Queens.
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"It's a little bit of a fairy tale, to be honest," Ms. Alter, 36, said, sketching a picture of flourishing children, friendly neighbors and summer pizza and ice cream parties on the beach.
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So did one of our executives at Netflix who has been with us since the early days when we were sketching out Hap's basement on the floor of our production office in Queens.
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For its 2019 iPhone pick, it selected an app that uses artificial intelligence to help iPhone owners take long exposure photos, while it chose a drawing and sketching app for the iPad Pro.
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While sketching sexuality along racial or ethnic lines is dangerous (stereotypes, always bad, are especially harmful here), the way we fuck and talk about fucking varies slightly to dramatically from country to country.
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Even the songs ostensibly about other topics return to restlessness somehow; "Mother's Daughter" and "Daddy I Told You," in sketching parental relations, highlight her own need to escape, whether in reaction or in imitation.
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Whether you want to move on from your usual stick figures or wish to elevate your already intermediate sketching skills, we have some resources to help take your drawing skills to the next level.
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After the actress's best friend Sophia gifted her a tattoo gun while shooting Suicide Squad a few years ago, Robbie's picked up a knack for sketching and tatting up her friends and co-workers.
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Ted knows only what he can infer from callers' words, and the film emphasizes this by sketching events in thin outlines against black emptiness, sometimes changing them as his understanding of the situation evolves.
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His advisers are sketching out a plan for how he might run as an independent candidate, and a confidant says he plans to decide one way or another by the first week in March.
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Some of the biggest names in modern architectural history—Frank Lloyd Wright, Oscar Niemeyer, and Philip Johnson—lived well into, or past, their nineties, sketching ideas on paper napkins for their studios to complete.
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On my best days, I start sketching out one idea after the other, intuitively, and I have a stack of them done before I've even had the time to read anything about the subject.
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House Party Saturday, May 12, 8pm–11pm Another legendary League party Dancing, costumes, of course sketching, and over-the-top FUN Students and Instructors from the League have shaped the course of American art.
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Then, with her sketching-board on her lap and brush or charcoal in her hand, she would strike out with her arm and wrist and with curved or slashing motions make great sweeping strokes.
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My very awesome table that I acquired when I moved in on the left is a large and very heavy work table for mixing, collaging, pouring, and sketching smaller paintings or works on paper.
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It did not match the lofty expectations of his strategists, some of whom had spent years sketching out how the Democrat-turned-Republican, turned-independent, turned-Democrat could rewrite the rules of American politics.
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"When you go looking for a home and you're sketching out your budget, you'll have to account for principal, interest, property taxes, insurance and the maintenance costs," said Taylor Tepper, an analyst with Bankrate.com.
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In her book The Entrepreneurial State, Mariana Mazzucato, another economic adviser who has reportedly been influential in sketching out the Green New Deal, comes at the Hamiltonian legacy from the perspective of economic theory.
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After gaining notice for sketching fuzzy drafts on her Bandcamp page — composing, arranging, playing and producing every part — Ms. Duterte, 22, leveled up on "Everybody Works" (Polyvinyl), her proper debut album released this month.
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Always a little strange, the 13-year-old starts acting out: cutting off birds' heads, sketching increasingly dark fantasies in her notebook, sneaking out to the treehouse in the yard to sleep, despite freezing temperatures.
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The rationale behind negative emissions relied heavily on the work of physicist Klaus Lackner, who at the turn of the millennia was sketching schemes for CO2 removal on blackboards for his students at Columbia University.
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It has all sorts of functions including built-in translation, one of the simplest methods of making gifs on a phone, and a myriad of ways to make sketching on pretty much anything a blast.
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First produced by the American Stage Theater in Florida in 2014, "Nureyev's Eyes" centers on the several years spent by Mr. Wyeth incessantly sketching Mr. Nureyev as he prepared to paint the ballet superstar's portrait.
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After using the brilliant new Pencil, the old one feels greasy and slippery by comparison, and lacks that flat edge that helps so much when registering against your finger for shading or sketching out curves.
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After the main stage event, press and other attendees — who were given "class schedules" at the start of the day — were guided through robot-programming, music-making, anatomy-sketching demos in large garage-like rooms.
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Calder loved visiting the Central Park Zoo so much that he crafted a special carrying case to hold his paper, ink, brushes, and other supplies on his frequent sketching trips there in the mid-21940s.
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He often turned to her for legal counsel, and, for each murder in Amsterdam in which Wim might potentially be implicated, she created a detailed dossier, sketching out possible witnesses and means of discrediting them.
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In "Christmas Tree" (2015), Twilley directs our attention toward the light-festooned Christmas tree on the painting's left side, while schematically sketching the things mounted on the wall that angles in on the right side.
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Yet it's where she cultivated her attention to detail early on, spending much of her time indoors — in part because of her strict parents — sketching her pets, which ranged from birds to bunnies to bats.
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As his schoolmates played outdoors, Giorgio would sit sketching inside the cool, quiet space of churches, which is where you went in 1520 if you wanted to contemplate top-flight examples of painting and sculpture.
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Working with Mr. Lennon, on the pretty "Tomorrow Never Came," gives Ms. Del Rey license to try Beatles-style chord changes and to sing about idolizing the Beatles while sketching one more lost-love scenario.
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The mature, bespectacled teen always enjoyed drawing animals and cars, but a few years ago began sketching the despair of his compatriots in the face of hyperinflation, mass emigration and shortages of food and medicine.
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There are sporadic comic strips on pizza or street cleaning, too — Wertz is just as committed to producing technical diagrams of street sweepers as she is to sketching piles of festering 19th-century era garbage.
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By 1802, when he presented his Essay on the Modification of Clouds to the Askesian Society, he'd spent years monitoring the skies over his home city, and sketching their changing shapes to record their patterns.
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But even if you never had your own Anthony, or your own similar artistic aspirations, there's something so truthful in the telling that you're living alongside Julie, sketching in between the lines Hogg has laid down.
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Then, I started to learn how to drape from Laura, because Oscar was very responsive to her way of working — which was very visual and easy to understand, as opposed to sketching, which was my way.
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Also, I have to mention I appreciate the Surface Hub 23S' matte screen, which does a good job of cutting down on reflections while also giving it a nice texture for sketching or jotting down notes.
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The app also includes a number of fun features, including support for emoticons, photo and video sharing, sketching, as well as more practical ones, like a shared list and calendar, reminders, date night suggestions and more.
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Sketching another scenario the tech could enable, Finman says it could support a version of Pokemon Go in which friends could battle each other at the same time and "see their Pokemons fight in real time".
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"When I was putting together my proposal in December, I was working in a small studio under the Manhattan Bridge with no heating, and I was sketching from sunrise until late into the night," he explains.
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Dr. Martin sees the WntA gene as a sketching tool that defines the outline of the wing design, and the optix gene studied by Dr. Reed's group as a "paintbrush" gene that fills in the color.
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Growing up in a small fishing village in France near the coast of Brittany, Julien Dossena, the 183-year-old creative director of Paco Rabanne, spent hours sketching speedboats, whales, medieval knights and sultry female superheroes.
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After months of secretly sketching designs with shells, pebbles and sea glass we had collected together from beaches around the world, I settled on the form of a simple band, cast from a strip of kelp.
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I just ask that you and your colleagues be more mindful of the positions you hold and the role The New York Times plays in sketching the bounds of acceptable discourse among a segment of society.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - In the sprawling slum of Petare in the east of Venezuela's capital of Caracas, 31-year-old Fabian Solymar begins sketching a mural of abstract figures on a wall filled with Socialist Party political propaganda.
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She took part in the sketching process and design details such as the leather that would be used, the hardware, and the color palette, which is "neutral mist grey with pale pink trim," black, white and burgundy.
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To that end, a group of people led by Darshana's sister, Serenity Bolt, got together to make the Darshana Bolt Memorial Sculpture and Sketching Garden on the shore of Lake Champlain, featuring a sculpture of a mermaid.
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While Gonzalez had heard of a biologist painting underwater in Spain, he decided to experiment for himself until he found a way of sketching with charcoal or oil paints which unlike pastels or watercolor would not dissolve.
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From decadent uni and truffle toast at Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare to spice-laden Szechuan hot pot in Flushing, I'm sketching a plan to eat my way through New York and the boroughs while I can.
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"All the issues that define our bilateral relationship are on the table, including security, migration and trade," Pena Nieto said in a speech to diplomats in Mexico City, sketching out his negotiating position for the first time.
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Because I see Jake Gyllenhaal everywhere, I decided to test out Splash by sketching one of my favorite memories: Jake Gyllenhaal explaining the word "separate" on Sesame Street in 2009, with the help of a puppet octopus!
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Microsoft argues that you can detach it and use it as a tablet, fold it around to go into "studio mode" for comfortable sketching, or detach the screen, turn it around, re-attach it for mobile presentation.
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He found the cultural offerings in Zavitaya [where the gulag was locate] profoundly depressing, and his enthusiasm for painting, sketching and photography were seen by his superiors as confirming that he was indeed a bourgeois class enemy.
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Ultimately, the president will be judged by how effectively his administration deals with the crisis — not by his banter about how well in hand things are, nor by the counter-portrait of ineptitude his opposition is sketching.
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In an early novella by the Italian writer Natalia Ginzburg—it has just been reissued by New Directions, as " The Dry Heart " (translated by Frances Frenaye)—the narrator walks into her husband's study and finds him sketching.
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At the Southfirst booth, small furious drawings line the walls; these images are the output of the groundbreaking filmmaker Joe Gibbons, who spent his time in prison sketching banal scenes and goods sourced from magazines and catalogs.
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Ms. Yee, who oversees pastry for all the restaurants in the Resurgens Hospitality Group, used to be an architect, and she designs desserts the way she once did building interiors: meticulously sketching every element, testing many prototypes.
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In their circuitous way, the Coens get around to sketching in a story with the kidnapping of a major Capitol star, Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), who's nearing the end of production on one of its big prestige pictures.
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As the wary Mr. Nureyev comes to like and trust Mr. Wyeth, they meet frequently for sketching sessions, and Mr. Wyeth later invites Mr. Nureyev to visit the home that he shares with his wife in rural Pennsylvania.
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Samsung's Chromebook Pro has a few more bells and whistles than your average: There's a built-in stylus for sketching and note-taking in tablet mode, and it has a processor that's powerful enough for serious multi-tasking.
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While loaned pieces and ticketed exhibitions likely help the V&A's revenue stream, the educational benefits of sketching a piece of artwork seem irreplaceable, especially as museums like this one have longstanding relationships with art and design schools.
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One day I was sketching people on a train as usual, and at the end of the station a girl of my age was watching me draw all the way, and asked, 'Can you draw in anime style?
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Prior to putting any paint to panel, the artist completes quite a bit of preliminary sketching, basing off her outlines from her own reference photos, which she constantly snaps on her smartphone while strolling through the Bay Area.
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I slap a sheet of Borden & Riley paper on my drawing board and start sketching with a mechanical pencil, for some 30 minutes, before going to the inking part, using a combination of brush pens and fine pencils.
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The work is effective, drawing from the Ed and Nancy Kienholz school of deadpan sculpture, made with junk or household objects, but also Picasso's way of sketching bodies or still lifes with a few deft objects or lines.
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AT 8 MINUTES 14 SECONDS At Miller Theater on Thursday, the young Irish-born composer Ann Cleare discussed her drafting process during a post-intermission Q. and A. She said she often uses electronics while sketching a piece.
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This drawing, also from the Louvre collection, illustrates a sudden change of style: From the sculpturelike precision of the drapery drawings, Leonardo shifted to a form of sketching that was imprecise and free-spirited, if not downright messy.
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By the end of lunch, Mr. Foye and Ms. Wylde had calmed Mr. Byford, sketching out a deal that kept him in place and made the harsh letter disappear, according to three people familiar with the October events.
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After Vallotton married a wealthy widow, his art changed: his new lifestyle afforded him summers in Normandy, and by using a Kodak camera (then a new technology) on top of sketching, he created his landscapes as paysages composés.
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The Hulu TV adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale" has awkwardly tried to make Aunt Lydia more than a cartoonish villain by sketching in her back story, suggesting that loneliness and shame in her own life fueled her cruelty.
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Braiding the art of photography with the art of drawing, the artist caressed his models with light, sketching their faces, limbs, and genitals, and at times adding small fictional details such as luminous arcs touching the model's bodies.
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While she has control over her compositions when sketching grids on the canvas, the moment she lays the canvas down and starts cutting, she works with uncertainty and surprise, not knowing how the canvas will fold or fall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads People are up in arms about signs at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) banning not just photography but also sketching in its latest temporary exhibition, Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear.
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Two weeks ago, Fendi also paid tribute to him during its show at Milan Fashion Week by playing a video of Lagerfeld sketching the outfit he wore on his very first day at work at the label in 1965.
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Back at school, there's another eerie encounter between Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) and Josie (Ashleigh Murray) that has me convinced, even more so than when Cheryl was creepy-sketching Josie in last week's episode, that Cheryl is obsessed with Josie.
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LeCun, who retains the rich accent of his native France and has a Bride of Frankenstein shock of white in his thick mass of dark hair, stood at a whiteboard energetically sketching out theories of possible deep-learning advances.
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She took her first photo of Wengenn, the youngest of her three sons, in 2010, when he was three months old, after sketching and setting up a scene of him holding balloons and floating through clouds, several days before.
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That's a quick tattoo by most people's standards, and it's even more impressive considering Hays only came up with the design that morning, sketching it freehand onto Matt's leg with a Sharpie before inking in the lines and color.
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His credentials as a possible contender were excellent: he was not taken seriously as a fighter, and the most antisocial things he did were sketching rocket ships on restaurant linen and leaping out of closets yelling, "Boo!" at Dundee.
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Her work generally involves talking to reporters about how to tell their stories visually, researching topics on the Internet, interviewing experts, sketching out concepts with Adobe Illustrator, and writing and publishing code from her computer, often all at once.
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Researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Research Campus in Ashburn, Va., built a new microscope that can trace individual cells' origins and movement in real-time, sketching a virtual map of how mammals develop in the womb.
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Her floral and other vegetation motifs, such as those in "Lilies and Palms, Underhill Memorial Window" (after 1895), were derived from her nature photography and sketching tours, and are so distinctive they became central to the signature Tiffany style.
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It may even lead to a great expansion in drawing ability, as sketching becomes something we do every day as a conversation, rather than the exclusive domain of the artist, just like writing did in the early 21st century.
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Adolphe began sketching, on paper and on the computer; she went through various drafts, tried out the piece in a viola-and-piano version, and, this past summer, had run-throughs with orchestras at U.S.C. and in North Carolina.
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The first question asked by media in attendance was about what this means for the timeline for a mission with actual crew on board, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk provided an answer sketching out a rough schedule of events.
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The plans include an art project in which each family will try to build the tallest Calderesque statue that will still balance; a sketching activity that captures movement; and an enthusiastic dance party featuring the music of Harlem Samba.
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Getting to split time between the various projects I have basically accomplishes that, as I can put my effort into writing and recording and sketching out a new project for one while figuring out the release of the other.
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"Political parties are realizing the importance of cartoons as they elicit a huge response," the 23-year-old former art teacher told Reuters while feverishly sketching a piece glorifying the Modi government for ordering India's recent air strikes against Pakistan.
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And Shiny Frog has been good about keeping Bear up to date, with today's 1.2 update (as noted by MacStories) adding some new features in the form of sketching, custom app icons for iOS, and support for Apple's VoiceOver accessibility feature.
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While we still haven't seen a full picture of the new electric car, Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have spent the last few years, months, and days leading up to the unveiling sketching out a decent outline of what to expect.
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Drawing and sketching with the new Pencil is lovely, and remains a completely stand-out experience that blows away even dedicated devices like the Wacom Cintiq and remains a far cut above the stylus experience in the Surface Pro devices.
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"Political parties are realising the importance of cartoons as they elicit a huge response," the 29-year-old former art teacher told Reuters while feverishly sketching a piece glorifying the Modi government for ordering India's recent air strikes against Pakistan.
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Yellen did a nice job sketching out the unknowns, including slowing Chinese growth and the fact that inflation expectations are slipping further away from the 2 percent the Federal Reserve is supposed to achieve as its target rate of price increases.
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It isn't fair that these non-voters are counted in sketching out the districts, the plaintiffs argued; the equal-protection clause of the 14th Amendment requires balancing the population of eligible voters from district to district, rather than the total population.
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I eat it while scaling the front lawn of the Mayflower Inn, where Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino had her stroke of genius and started sketching out the details of one of the most adored TV shows of my lifetime.
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I couldn't tell what they were sketching, until one looked up at the center of the room, where a toddler in a bright orange top and hot pink leggings was reaching for a doll she had dropped on the floor.
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"The most viewed film of late is where Johnny talks about his vision for the brand and we see him thinking, talking and sketching," Ms. Verdin added by email, noting that video is a direct way to engage with the consumer.
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I panicked when an ice storm in Toronto shut down our power for a few days, but a friend offered to let me work in her apartment and my husband moved all my equipment over so I could keep sketching.
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Maybe you enjoy sketching as a hobby, but you're not so crazy about the work that goes into colouring in your work, or you're just lacking in the talent department when it comes to that side of the digital art equation.
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Related: How Freedom Shaped Ukrainian Art, At Home and Abroad Gucci's Favorite Painter Is a Self-Taught Instagram Star Meet The Artist Sketching The Character She Finds On Instagram Photographer Daniel Arnold Is Like Diane Arbus For The Instagram Generation
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Oculus has its own creative sketching and sculpting applications for the Rift, but this is a nice addition, especially for virtual artists who might be coming over to Rift from the HTC hardware thanks to the introduction of Touch Controllers.
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Me, though, I may cook a little, after the reading, after the sketching out of a menu for the holiday feast, after a long walk with the dog, after some contemplation of the ocean and its effect upon the spirit.
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The movie is rife with this kind of shorthand, sketching characters' flaws and attributes in broad sitcom strokes: Sasha's faithless and short-lived fiancé, a restaurateur who practices capoeira, gives Daniel Dae Kim little to play but an empty suit.
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Additional activities will include creating landscape sculptures; participating in a scavenger hunt and sketching exercise related to Nicole Eisenman's "Procession"; and making buttons that reflect attendees' beliefs and passions, a nod to the political nature of many of the biennial's works.
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On Sundays, he can often be found near the towering tree, sitting on one of his concrete lounge chairs shaded from the Milanese sun, an espresso precariously balanced on a stone beside him, sketching new designs in a clothbound book.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — In a shabby refugee center on the outskirts of Belgrade, an Afghan artist nicknamed Little Picasso spends his days sketching and dreaming while living in limbo, seemingly immune to the deepening sense of hopelessness and despair all around him.
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Few readers will be familiar with Mr. Phillips's name, but he was a Renaissance man: a violinist who played in the Pittsburgh Symphony for nearly 40 years and continued working with students, composing, sketching and carving wood sculptures into his 90s.
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In an interview after the rehearsal, he also spoke of his desire to present more world premieres at the Met and to take an active role in fostering new work, sketching out plans for collaborations with his distinguished Philadelphia ensemble.
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The director, Jackson Stewart, commendably takes his time getting to the scary stuff, spending a half-hour sketching out tensions between the brothers and planting doubts about what happened to the father, an alcoholic who has been missing for months.
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Every week, guests can take part in free workshops, like jewelry making and sketching, and all 162 individually designed rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows have unique, curated artwork and offerings, like in-room instruments (guitar, for example) and sketchbooks.
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Mr. Dexter, a former classics teacher, was suffering through a rainy family vacation in north Wales in the early 1970s when, out of boredom, he began sketching out the plot of a mystery about a young woman killed while hitchhiking.
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One could even imagine sketching out a utopian libertarian argument to the effect that there's no real need for a government role in certifying new airplanes at all, precisely because there's no reason to think it's profitable to make unsafe ones.
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Fat Tag is a sketching tool by and for active writers, allowing you to not only draw up your plans before you execute them, but to keep yourself occupied in situations where you can't casually fool around with paint cans.
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Sketching on paper is free-flowing and easy, but the challenge for designers is then having to quickly turn it into usable work — transferring ideas from paper to digital either by scanning and tracing, or recreating a digital version of what they sketched.
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"I like the idea that they're not about sitting in a museum and sketching," says Michael Bierut, a partner at design studio Pentagram who has filled—and kept—112 of the unpretentious black and white notebooks in the course of his career.
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Ultimately, PageCloud wants to create a service that makes building a website as simple as sketching with pen and paper and though there are many competitors — Wix and Squarespace among others — the startup does have some of the slickest UX we've seen.
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"It's funny because the Glacce bottle came to me in a dream, and then this idea came to me when I was up really late one night sketching and designing, almost like a sleep deprivation kind of thing," says co-founder Sharon Leslie.
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Even though Android still doesn't have the tablet app selection that iOS does, I was able to run basically everything I needed to on the Tab S3, including work apps like Trello and Slack to more powerful sketching apps like Adobe Draw.
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The bond with the bird is still at the core of the experience; in fact, Falcon Age has gained a cult following on Twitter thanks to a steady stream of adorable gifs, featuring falcons giving fist bumps or sketching pictures in a notebook.
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Atop Mount Vision, a second tape of solo ambient pieces that she's released since the last Florist record, she further surveys those chosen themes, sketching out six cloistered, quiet mood pieces, recorded in just two days after a recent move to California.
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Left, LH: Jack gave me a tepee as a birthday gift one year and we set it up near the pool on our Berkshires property, which also includes an 18th-century farmhouse and an adjoining studio where we spend weeks sketching each season.
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It blossomed quickly from there, with workers sketching out designs and using scores and scores of the adhesive notes in a range of colors to create their displays, many of which have grown far more sophisticated than the initial text-message shorthand.
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"So I started designing and sketching ideas for his outfit, and that turned into this reconstructed denim bomber made from all-vintage recycled patches," Miro says, adding that some of the segments came from a throw pillow on her own thrifted denim couch.
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While sketching ideas for tees, all he could think of was the shirt his dad used to wear, a simple, short-sleeved button-up with embroidered patches above each chest pocket: one displaying the company name, the other that of the employee.
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Ever since biologists began to sort out how tens of thousands of different species of spiders are related to one another, sketching a very large, many-legged family tree, they have wondered: Did spiders evolve to spin the orb web only once?
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But one day, he was sketching at the breakfast table in his West Village sanctuary when he had an "aha!" moment for his design of the Public Square and gardens of Hudson Yards, the enormous new development on the West Side of Manhattan.
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The Italian designers Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi, who partnered in a Modena practice from the 1960s until the '80s, spent their spare time obsessively sketching trees in all seasons for editions of "The Architecture of Trees" (Princeton Architectural Press, $125, 424 pp.).
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As for Trump's defenders, there has been clear separation between the attorneys responsible for sketching out a half-plausible legal defense for Trump—as best they can—and the lawyers tasked mostly with providing a steady stream of tangential obfuscation and misdirection.
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Mr. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat, said he designed the mixed-media piece, sketching rough elements of it — a schooner atop a turbulent sea, the sturdy Statue of Liberty, some sort of winged demon representing Ethnocentrism — while mulling similar themes in the speech.
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With a generational conservative goal of a Supreme Court majority in sight, Senate GOP leaders are sketching a voting timetable that could see him confirmed within days even as they brace for a crucial hearing on Thursday on which the judge's fate rests.
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" Pen and paper can give writers and designers a direct means of sketching out their ideas without the complicating biases of software, while whiteboards can bring engineers "out from behind their screens" and entice them "to take risks and share ideas with others.
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I was sketching a sculpture or sculpting a sketch or architecting a drawing or dancing up a building of light—I don't know what to call it, but it was the most fun I've ever had in VR. And it's not just for fun.
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I'm not much of an illustrator, so I can't say how well the S Pen works for drawing (my guess is: fine for sketching, not so good for anything detailed), but it's great for jotting down notes and making goofy doodles to send people.
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Inspired, she began mentally sketching out the idea for a project she calls Complessità (Italian for "complexity"), an interactive performance piece that features an algorithm which, through a wearable device, controls a dancer's movements, synchronizing it to the weaving of a flock of digital birds.
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It's often been the wrong question, mind you, as the iPad shows its strengths best when it's serving narrowly defined purposes and applications: a sketching pad for some, a comic book reader for others, and a great way to show off pictures for all.
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Ane Crabtree, the Emmy-nominated costume designer of The Handmaid's Tale, was tasked with sketching out that world through costumes – and every detail, from the washed-out blue of the Colony workers' uniforms to the hand-me-downs Canadian refugees wear, is a deliberate decision.
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Vasari was enthralled by the story of Giotto's gifts being discovered when the young shepherd was seen sketching sheep on the ground with a stick — so much so that he also used it in his biographies of Domenico Beccafumi, Andrea Sansovino, and Andrea del Castagno.
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On the other hand, I do think that Rothfuss is perfectly wonderful at sketching relationships between people, and I really mourned them when they died in a way that I wouldn't have if they hadn't been so cute and funny and sly with each other.
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"There's still tremendous demand for reading, writing and sketching," said Magnus Wanberg an Oslo, Norway-based entrepreneur who helped develop reMarkable, an electronic-ink-based tablet that's designed to come as close to paper as possible, while offering all the benefits of a digital screen.
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While aides say the commander in chief will argue in his final State of the Union address Tuesday that America's destiny depends on honoring progress made on his watch, he will be sketching a future in which he will play no major political role.
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In another work, a line-up of 1920s style anthropomorphized cartoon animals sit on a bench together, each sketching crude drawings of naked, busty women, perhaps an allusion to the pronounced sexism of yesteryear, culturally concealed beneath the wholesome icons of television of the time.
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The recreation of iconic moments through beauty is at an all-time high — whether it's sketching classic Disney movie logos using only lipsticks and eyeshadows or wearing Andy Warhol-worthy pop art on your mouth — and we don't see it slowing down any time soon.
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He was listening to "The Jack Johnson Sessions" on his laptop and sketching out possible arrangements on bristol board—it would be a big canvas, and a bitch to transport, not that he'd ever be called upon to transport it—when Ben called his cell.
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Although iOS 9 itself runs on older models, Apple's notes on Notes say the sketching feature is available only on the iPhone 5 and later, sixth-generation iPod Touch, iPad models released from fall 2012 and beyond, and the 2013 iPad Mini 2 and later.
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which had its first preview in London on Tuesday, begins with the final scene from "Deathly Hallows" and skitters rapidly forward a few years, sketching out Albus's feelings of alienation both from Hogwarts and from his famous father.
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While Twombly spent time sketching African objects in the ethnographic museum, Rauschenberg worked on three separate series: about 30 collages mounted on shirt boards from the laundry, 30 "Scatole Personali" and a group of "Feticci Personali," which were assemblages incorporating sticks, bones, beads and fur.
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As the painter recounted in an interview excerpt in ARTnews, she spent considerable time preparing for the commissioned portrait by observing the president during meetings, sketching him whenever she saw him in the media, and sitting down with him to familiarize herself with his posture.
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Opening with "Her Blood," a story about a grisly miscarriage, and closing with "Rag," an experimental fable about a dreadfully intimate murder, Meijer traverses an impressive range of emotional, psychological and physical traumas, with a near-total investment in sketching atrocity rather than deciphering it.
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"When we have someone that is sketching and sculpting and hand designing something, that is creating a temporary sculpture that serves as the centerpiece of what they believe to be a religious wedding celebration, that cake expresses a message," Ms. Waggoner told the justices.
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When Mr. Kamaraju asked him to step down from the witness stand and draw diagrams on white poster board to show how his scheme worked, Mr. Zarrab almost resembled a business-school lecturer, sketching lines and boxes with colored markers and explaining as he went.
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You may still be sketching out a plan for tomorrow's festivities, or picking up some plonk to bring to your mother-in-law's place, or girding yourself to face the vicious, unyielding traffic that lies between your home and wherever it is you're going.
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Procreate app + Apple Pencil I was skeptical about digital art because my favorite part of sketching is messing around with different mediums, but the combination of Procreate (I use it on an iPad Air) and my Apple Pencil have been a very welcome distraction.
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A rangy figure who modeled himself after the ace pilot Chuck Yeager, Rex Walls, until his death in the mid-1990s, was given, between reckless bouts of drinking or slamming Rose Mary around, to sketching elaborate plans for a glass-walled, solar-powered family abode.
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Detailed accounts of roadside trash, notes on unappetizing meals and the history of Mongol conquerors — in TRAVELS IN SIBERIA, Ian Frazier gives readers a sense of the landscape and its people by sketching a portrait of a vast geography with quirky, often comic details.
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With $15M round and 100K tablets sold, reMarkable CEO wants to make tech 'more human' The reMarkable tablet is a strange device in this era of ultra-smart gadgets, with a black and white screen meant for reading, writing and sketching — and nothing more.
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The settings (by Rebecca Ringst, with costumes by Klaus Bruns and lighting by Franck Evin) aren't those of the libretto, but Mr. Kosky plays the opera mostly straight, as if the composer were sketching his intentions in the midst of a cross-chronological fever dream.
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Since the first ceremony, in 1959, five different designs have been created; the last major face-lift came in the early 1990s, when Mr. Billings said he spent a year sketching and a few months fashioning three prototypes from scrap metal in his studio.
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In addition to sketching out overall spending levels for this year and beyond, Republicans want to use the "budget resolution" to pave the way for the party later this year or next year to pass a major tax-cut bill without any Democratic support.
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But his characteristic technique of sketching an alternative political reality will face its ultimate test in the coming 17 months, especially since the ceiling of his approval ratings that has remained stubbornly stuck in the low 40s would typically spell trouble for a President seeking re-election.
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ST. LOUIS, May 19 (Reuters) - The Fed's expected plans for rate increases may be too fast for an economy that has shown recent signs of weakness, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Friday, sketching out the case for a continued go-slow approach.
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Not only do you have a massive 25-inch display offering more screen real estate than pretty much anything else out there, it's also the only handset that comes with an included stylus, which is a huge boon for anyone who likes sketching or taking handwritten notes.
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Mr. Biondi, in his various accounts of the Pietà, both narrows and broadens the context, simultaneously sketching the life story of one of the foundlings, Chiara, and noting how musical activities at the Pietà reflected the larger shift in Europe from complex Baroque toward streamlined Classical styles.
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There may be a little bit of storyboarding, sketching and painting that gives a feel for what the movie will look like, but the plan at this point is to turn the idea into something that can be green-lit and developed into a full-fledged movie.
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Son & Park developed a classic eyeliner pen that works well to this aim, but also anchors liquid and gel liners beautifully — since sketching out where I want liner to go before committing to a liquid liner is a training-wheels step I've never been able to abandon.
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For the early part of her courtroom sketching years, Edwards witnessed the trials of celebrities like Michael Jackson, who fell from popularity thanks to a child molestation lawsuit and subsequent trial, and criminals like Heidi Fleiss who set up powerful actors' and politicians' rendezvous with sex workers.
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During a news conference in Louisville on Wednesday morning, Mr. Beshear stood at a lectern where the logo from his campaign had already been altered to declare him "governor-elect," and said he was beginning the work of sketching out his first budget proposal in January.
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Spring Break Programs at the Museum of Modern Art (Monday through next Friday) School is out — well, New York City public school is — and painting, building, sketching and stitching are in, as the Museum of Modern Art presents a variety of programs for children on spring break.
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I created Dot Earth in 2007 while I was still a science reporter, sketching thought maps to crystallize its focus with the help of Jeremy Zilar, a skilled knowledge architect (for lack of a better phrase) who was then in charge of blog designs at The Times.
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Whether she's depicting identically-dressed rivals who, despite their enmity, stand passively side by side, or herself, sketching and clad in a work apron, she's a master at representing people who have far more going on in their heads than they're willing to show on their faces.
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The grinding jaws and damp trainers at nights like the Rhythm Section in Peckham and venues like the recently opened Phonox in Brixton or Dalston's long-standing sweat-box Visions are sketching a different reality to the one painted in the repeated rhetoric about club culture's decline.
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SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland — When Christoph Grainger-Herr, chief executive of the Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen, was studying architecture in 2000 at Bournemouth University in Britain, he spent a week in Barcelona sketching the well-known pavilion designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the 1929 International Exposition.
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In 2016, Farzankia, now 38, quit his day job as an art director at an advertising agency in order to turn his attention to painting, a hobby he had picked up some six months earlier, after years of idly drawing and sketching in his spare time.
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It's insane to have a multi-modal machine that can take typing, swiping and sketching as inputs and has robust support for every major piece of business software on the planet — and that always works, is always fast and is built like an Italian racing car.
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" Two years ago, Ms. Inoue and her team began sketching out a plan for the global innovation center, which includes a museum, skin diagnostic "beauty bar," restaurant and a research and development facility (these are usually "far from the city," she said, somewhere quiet, calm and green").
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In an article about the 2009 marriage that appeared in the Weddings section of The Times, Ms. Wallach explained that when she looked at Mr. Maslon, she always saw the law student she had first known, a theme she addressed in a novel she was sketching out.
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They showcase Aciman's finest mode: sketching the contours of a relationship through its small confidences, gestures, and extended conversations that dispense with naturalism in favor of exposing the essence of the pair's dynamic, its delicate back-and-forth play, balanced on the edge of their passions.
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Mr. Burgerman's primary technique is to overlay doodles onto scenes of everyday life in New York, adding a stylized bird into the lap of a distracted subway rider, say, or sketching a quick pair of faces onto a bunch of bananas hanging off a vendor's cart.
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The slice of rib underneath the breast may prove a challenging proposition as an erogenous zone, but these were clothes that wore their concept lightly, sketching out a no-fuss melting pot of the mind without hesitation and making you think twice about your own preconceptions.
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He's sketching a generational mood, and drives the point home when at the end of the song, the digital shimmer falls away and, backed by only an acoustic guitar, a group of young men — high school friends from back in El Paso — bark-sing Khalid's chorus.
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"I've gotten pretty good at being able to predict when people are going to move, and speeding up my drawing process, but she's hanging for a while," he said of the woman he was sketching, shifting his pen's attention to his subject's light-brown toy poodle.
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Carrey, who spends a lot of his time now painting and sketching, last starred in "Dark Crimes" and "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond" and he has been exec producing the Showtime series "I'm Dying Up Here" and he's exec producing and starring in Showtime's "Kidding" which premieres in September.
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"Capital flows have picked up in recent days into European risky assets from global investors and with Draghi sketching out a picture of low interest rates and strong growth in recent appearances, the euro's outlook is becoming robust," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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The Venezuelan intelligence memos examined by The Times offer some of the most concrete details yet on how one of the country's most powerful families built its empire, sketching out a family saga that stretched from Syria to Venezuela, from the narcotics trade to the president's inner circle.
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After a prologue laying all this out, "Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki," a documentary directed by Kaku Arakawa made in 2016 and having its New York theatrical premiere this week, finds the maestro in a sparsely-furnished house referred to as his "atelier," brewing coffee, brooding and sketching.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Valero Doval For the past few years, the Harvard professor David Keith has been sketching this vision: Ten Gulfstream jets, outfitted with special engines that allow them to fly safely around the stratosphere at an altitude of 21965,22009 feet, take off from a runway near the Equator.
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Before their departure, Singleton lingers over the funny and painful details of their lives at home and at work, sketching a portrait of working-class black life that looks back to the radical neo-realism of the L.A. Rebellion and forward to the businesslike striving of the "Barbershop" franchise.
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Although it all seems destined now, Perkins admits that she unexpectedly stumbled upon her remarkable skill with cosmetics: "I was always into sketching and painting so one year when Steven had a Halloween party but no costume I discovered a special effects video on YouTube," she reveals to PEOPLE CHICA.
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London's National Gallery explicitly welcomes drawing in both its permanent collection galleries and its temporary exhibitions; it's joined by institutions including MoMA, the Guggenheim, the Portland Museum of Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston — which allows drawing and sketching in all galleries, but painting in only its permanent collections.
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Free for Android and iOSProcreateImage: ProcreateAnother heavyweight illustration app with a price tag to match, but its interface is transparent enough for everyone to have a go at sketching and drawing, provided you're willing to stump up the cash—and of course you then get all the 'pro' tools straight away.
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Since 2017, Apple Stores worldwide have offered free classes as part of the in-store programming called Today at Apple, and now, Apple is launching 58 new sessions to teach customers everything from sketching architecture to app prototyping — and you don't have to own the latest Apple products to participate.
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My letter from Homerton Hospital had informed me that I could bring my own music to listen to during the procedure (as well as lightly sketching out the awful fate that would befall me if I forgot to tell them about any metal implants, intimate piercings, or pacemakers I might have).
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Here are the best 2-in-1 laptops: Best stylus Best keyboard Best Chromebook Best 2-in-1 laptop for students Best 2-in-1 laptop for gaming Best for premium experiences Best 360-degree hinge Best for drawing and sketching Best 'bang for your buck' Best for Apple users
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The Ultimate Excel Bootcamp Bundle: Lifetime Access — $280 See Details No one will chide you if your drawing "skills" begin and end with sketching stick figures, but if you want to further hone your creative talent, this bundle is meant to equip you with the skills to produce beautiful illustrations.
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Roberto Olivetti, of the Olivetti typewriter company, for whom Sottsass would later dream up a now-iconic cherry-red portable model, paid for his treatment at Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto, and during his tedious recovery, Sottsass amused himself by sketching pills stacked vertiginously high, like children's blocks.
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Despite growing up in East Tennessee, Ms. Ballerini gravitated first to Top 40 music — "I used to walk around trying to do the Britney Spears growl: 'Oh, baby, baby'" — and started sketching songs on GarageBand even before finding Keith Urban's "Stupid Boy" on a friend's Myspace page in her early teens.
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The top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine drew a "direct line" between President Trump's withholding of security aid and his demand for investigations into Democrats, sketching out in detail in closed-door testimony on Tuesday a quid pro quo pressure campaign on Ukraine that Mr. Trump and his allies have long denied.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that he began sketching out in the mid-1970s but never completed — the director Raoul Peck creates "a thrilling introduction" to Baldwin's work, "a remedial course in American history, and an advanced seminar in racial politics," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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And Mr. Borle has a little-known back story with the material — he was a star of the NBC series "Smash," which featured songs by Mr. Shaiman and Mr. Wittman, and years ago, when they first started sketching songs for "Charlie," they asked him to record the first demo tracks.
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If a season of debates is like a TV serial — arcs developing over time, each episode drawing on conflicts introduced in the last — this one was a big ensemble pilot with a lot of exposition and some quick sketching of themes, aspirants cramming bits of stump speech into one-minute answers.
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I know that's not the purpose of this device specifically, but I found it working so well with Pencil that there was a big hole left by not having an arrangement that would hold the iPad at around the 15-20 degree mark for better leverage and utility while sketching and drawing.
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For its latest true-crime docuseries, The Confession Killer, Netflix is tackling the case of Henry Lee Lucas, a serial killer who confessed to the murder of hundreds of people — and not only did Lucas confess, he made a show of sketching out victims and describing their deaths in detail to investigators.
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"Sketching you" videos are very popular in the ASMR community, and FredsVoice ASMR's take on the trope started out in a pretty normal fashion, but by the end of the video there was a fun twist: he revealed that he was drawing a shockingly lifelike portrait of Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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Rather than starting from scratch and relying on locals to remember where villages and the roads were, a team of 1,300 online volunteers from as far afield as Australia, the US, and India traced satellite images of the Serengeti, sketching over roads and buildings and filling in the gaps directly onto existing maps.
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Targeted toward indie designers, as well as online influencers, artists or musicians who want to launch their own labels, CALA handles everything that happens after the sketching process, including hosting the consumer-facing online store on both web and mobile, helping customers find the right size, and getting the garments manufactured and delivered.
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His book "Confucius: The Secular as Sacred" (1972) "revolutionized the field of Chinese studies" by identifying the sayings ascribed to Confucius and his disciples "as a marvelously subtle work sketching human potentials for dignity through humane interactions," Michael Nylan, who teaches Chinese history at the University of California, Berkeley, said in an email.
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Roughly half of the major newspaper news stories featured headlines and leads critical of GOP proposals on the Higher Education Act and the education-related provisions in last year's tax bill, with those stories devoting more than twice as many paragraphs to critiquing GOP proposals as to sketching the arguments for them.
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The fact that the Spin 3 and Spin 5 lack dedicated GPUs in favor of relying on Intel's integrated graphics means that neither laptop has any ambition of being a gaming machine, but their transforming screens and built-in styluses mean they both could work well for note-taking or casual sketching.
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Standing near the current site of the Nelson Monument and gazing out over the city, Barker hit upon the idea of painting the entire 360-degree view by rotating a sequence of square frames around a fixed spot, sketching each part of the vista and then uniting them as a single wraparound image.
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