His twilit palette lightened too, as if the sun had come out.
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Twelve-year-old Alyosha (Matvey Novikov) is a creature of these twilit zones.
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A page turn reveals that his feathers are snowflakes, falling on a twilit city block.
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Yet older people, increasingly, aren't simply creeping off into a twilit world of shuffleboard and sudoku.
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Then there's a twilit section set who-knows-where that features a suspension bridge, windmills, crops and Moai statues.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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It's tightly composed and intensively worked-through, with an overcast, twilit sky providing a lush, moody counterweight to the unnaturally colored, bloodthirsty canines.
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The twilit quality makes it feel as if David were not so much entering a world as trying to get out of it.
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Though he appears on the cover of the record sans mask, the first track he's releasing, "PMVD," signals a continuation of his twilit aesthetic.
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At first, it's all made up of tight closeups as the Haim sisters soundcheck "Night So Long" at a twilit Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.
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It generously opened its doors, and the back wall of its open-air stage, so we could film Rachel there with a twilit desert backdrop.
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For a few minutes between the setting of the wintry sun and the rising of the fattened moon, that twilit orange was the only illumination.
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The mood appears to die down, in twilit tranquillity, at the close of Ruiz's début day, with Les Bosquets gilded by the sun's last rays.
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The film's last significant scene is a twilit confrontation between Liu and Zack about Zack's justification for his violence against women, driven by his burgeoning alcoholism.
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Even fantastical twists—the sudden presence of José's long-deceased grandfather, a white horse appearing in the mansion's twilit garden one night—are met with acceptance.
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Their romance is taking flight underneath a twilit, drifting electro-acoustic ballad, and their lips are just about to meet when the music suddenly cuts out.
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From an early pan of twilit palm trees to scenes of rocky shorelines and greasy spoons, Aaron Katz's Gemini presents Los Angeles as a glam-noir hillscape of psychological whiplash.
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Mom is immobile on the wooden living room floor when they return, so they lift her out and set her on the picnic table in the twilit backyard, open the beers.
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He talks poetically about the five watery zones: "sunlit" means down to 200 metres; "twilit", descending to 1,000; "midnight" to 4,000; "abyssal" to 6,000; and finally "hadal", meaning the deepest trenches.
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Donald Traver's whimsical biomorphic abstraction, Bryn Jayes's twilit landscape, and Letha Wilson's combination of concrete and an abstract C-Print feel almost like outliers in their engagement with conventional illusions of space.
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So when Priya and me turned our heads, we looked down at the smoky twilit water fuming and roiling phosphorescent white under electric arc lamps, like it was picked out in radium paint.
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In fiction, the twilit intrigues of Her Majesty's secret services have tracked the course of imperial decline, the intelligence triumphs of the second world war and the ambiguous stalemate of the cold war.
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A colleague of Rose's in the twilit fellowship of spies reads a classified report about the state of continental Europe, which finds that "nothing has moved into the past and no wounds have healed with time".
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Solitary horses in twilit fields and drunks teetering out of 24-hour truck stops gazed back at Rowe, 38, who was leading a Stryker column down a two-lane highway through the so-called Suwalki Gap.
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Only the nature sounds avoid inorganic discord; otherwise, the scraped synthesizers in "Twilit," the scratchy drums in "Cupidwing," the modulated groans in "Rune," and the grainy static that envelops the album would all sound harsh in isolation.
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It's a blue-tinged room, booming with surf-roar and the cries of gulls and rimmed with marine dioramas: teeming kelp forests and coral reefs, a walrus lost in thought, dolphins and tuna fleeting through twilit seas.
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Inliquid Art + Design curated The Space In Between featuring work by fiber artist Melissa Maddonni Haims, who constructed a gorgeous cavern full of hanging (sometimes swaying with the passage of people) textiles like soft stalactites growing in a twilit cove.
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Solntseva pairs Alexander's idyllic memories with pictorial rhapsody, filling the screen with a molten crimson sunrise, wavering light on a river's surface which looks like animated Abstract Expressionism, mist drifting dreamily along the riverbanks, smoke billowing, and clouds swarming amid the twilit sky.
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Ms. Karasoulas noted six different renderings of light in the painting: a twilit sky; a haloed full moon; its light reflected in the boat basin; the milky luminescence of gravel; fiery gaslights shimmering through the foliage; and a glint of ash at the end of a man's cigarette.
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The crowds were thinner at the Palazzo Ducale than at the Accademia, where I contemplated a newly conserved altarpiece from the humble church of San Silvestro: a twilit scene of the baptism of Christ, in which the drenched, half-nude son of God stands off center in a pool of light.
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This combination, the academic gods of sex and money, has given us the twilit (or strobe-lit) scene in which many alleged sexual assaults take place — a world in which both parties are frequently hammered because their entire social scene is organized around drinking your way to the loss of inhibitions required for hooking up.
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Johannah Herr has contributed two eye-twisting panels, in glittering vinyl on acrylic, based on patent designs for Directed-Energy Weapons, and Enrico Gomez, in his series American Sunsets (2017), has interwoven diagonally spliced painted images of twilit US landscapes with the red and yellow star of the Russian flag, made in response to anti-LGBT violence perpetrated by the Russian government.
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The ghosts flimmer in their chairs, the hieroglyphics rise in the rugs, the stopped gilt clocks and cracked ornaments begin to pulse with the living current of their memories, and a few filmy pictures, too faded to see clearly — streetcars and cafes and people in heavy, old-fashioned clothing hurrying along in a cold, twilit city — peel off into the sparkling dust.
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Adult Swim specialized in toothsome, twilit grooves for its bumpers and commercials, and they also engineered the crossover success of the zonked-savant rapper MF Doom, (if there is one shared touchstone for lo-fi hip-hop, it's probably Madvillainy.) Toonami, on the other hand, brought Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo to a western audience for the first time, with their incredible merengue-tinged soundtracks intact.
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A fantastical twilit scene painted in sumptuous shades of dark gray, green, and blue, "Late Afternoon" depicts a rocky clearing in the woods dominated by the wreckage of a camouflaged jet fighter-cum-skeletal monster and a giant Olmec-style head with its lips stitched together, a parallel to Wojnarowicz's own sewn-up lips in the famously harrowing photograph featured on the poster of Rosa von Praunheim's documentary Silence=Death (21984).
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And, Megan, love, my sister's eyes were not yet there to hold it all together since she hadn't yet been born so when the world dropped out from under us and no one, not the on-calls with their CAT scans, not the sovereign souls who monitor the twilit room where newborns come to die or live, when no one could tell us if you would be one of the lucky ones able to walk and speak and only this, the one unstinted blessing fate had given us to give you was a sister in whose eyes you were the sun and moon, it meant we all no matter what befell us all had solid ground.
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The sensitive landscape painting is also notable, with orange stripes over a blue twilit sky, typical of Titian's highly mature phase.
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Leaving her passionate heart behind, Tsū transforms back into a crane and flaps her way into the snowy twilit night on her final journey. Yohyō realizes that he has lost the priceless affection of his devoted wife. Clutching the precious cloth in his hands, he watches her disappear from sight.
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Johannes Trithemius mentions two separate works (Liber quoque Officiorum, and De Officiis Spirituum),Trithemius' catalogue of necromantic books, hosted at Twilit Grotto -- Esoteric Archives. indicating that the text may have branched off by his time. Weyer, in his Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, lists his source as Liber officiorum spirituum.Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis: The Lesser Key of Solomon, Detailing the Ceremonial Art of Commanding Spirits Both Good and Evil; ed.
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Milne "set himself against the Celtic Twilight school which had dominated his youth", as The Times obituary put it, much as Yeats's later poetry sought to undo the twilit fashion set by his own earlier verse. In addition, Milne frequently entered into a poetic dialogue with his contemporaries, but besides Yeats these included Ezra Pound, Dylan Thomas and Sylvia Plath, among many others. In reality, the Irish sources that inspired Milne were quite other than Yeats.See The Poetry of Ewart Milne, Poetry 86/6, Chicago, September 1955, pp.
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Temphill is the main setting for "The Church in High Street", Campbell's first published story in the Severn Valley. There it's described as a "decaying Cotswold town" and "a place of ill repute." Describing the town, the narrator notes that: around the blackened hotel at the center of Temphill, the buildings were often greatly dilapidated... gabled dwellings, often with broken windows, and patchily unpainted fronts, but still inhabited. Here scattered unkempt children stared resignedly from dusty front steps or played in pools of orange mud on a patch of wasted ground, while the older tenants sat in twilit rooms.
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The NEOSSat satellite carries out three missions. The spacecraft is a demonstrator of the utility of the Multi-Mission Microsatellite Bus (MMMB) as part of the CSA's efforts to develop an affordable multi-mission bus. Near Earth Space Surveillance (NESS), led by Principal Investigator Alan Hildebrand of the University of Calgary, uses NEOSSat to search for and track near-Earth asteroids inside Earth's orbit around the Sun, including asteroids in the Aten and Atira classes. These asteroids are particularly difficult to detect from the surface of the Earth, as they are usually positioned in the daylit or twilit sky, when background light from the Sun makes such faint objects invisible.
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He is described as "a plump, amiable young man". He and Delapore are the ones who initially find the altar that leads to the grotto beneath the priory, and is ultimately killed and partially eaten by the now-insane Delapore, who is revealed to have hated him due to him having lived while Alfred died. It is also implied that Norrys is the model for the "animals" that Delapore sees being herded by the swineherd in his dreams. ;The swineherd :A nameless being (heavily implied to represent Delapore himself) that Delapore sees in his dreams, tending to his unseen herd in a twilit grotto.
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In The Wind Waker, the Sky Spirit Valoo acts as the protector and patron deity of the Rito tribe, providing them with his scales that allow them to grow wings. When Link arrives on Dragon Roost Island, he discovers that Gohma was tormenting Valoo, and defeats Gohma to obtain Din's Pearl. Valoo and the Rito later repay their debt to Link by rescuing him and Tetra from Ganondorf during their encounter with him in Forsaken Fortress. In Twilight Princess, Link encounters a species of malevolent draconic warriors called Aeralfos and the Twilit dragon Argorok, who is the boss of the City in the Sky.
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Reviewing a 1999 exhibition of Nerdrum's self-portraits in New York City, Ken Johnson of The New York Times wrote that the paintings overall only succeeded to "envelop the artist in a stale aura of quasi-Rembrandtian soulfulness". One exception was "Self-Portrait as the Prophet of Painting, in which the artist appears life- size in a floor-length, pearl-studded golden robe, brush and palette in his hands, against a romantically barren rocky shore and a twilit sky. In this goofy, over-the-top image, Mr. Nerdrum seems to be having some fun with his own self-glorifying predilections." In 2012, it was selected by the magazine American Artist as one of "7 important paintings of our time".
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In Twilight Princess, Ganondorf is the catalyst to the Twilit Invasion, allying himself with the Usurper King Zant to take over Hyrule. In the Nintendo DS game Phantom Hourglass, the direct sequel to The Wind Waker, Ganondorf appears in a cameo in the opening sequence that summarizes the plot of the latter game. In the Nintendo Wii game Skyward Sword, it is heavily implied that Ganon is the reincarnation of the Demon King Demise, the main antagonist of the game. In the Nintendo 3DS game A Link Between Worlds, Ganon, in his original form, makes a minor appearance, though his past actions and influence greatly affect the course of events throughout the story and serves as the inspiration for Yuga.
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Kraftwerk 2 was entirely written and performed by founding Kraftwerk members Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider in late 1971, with the sessions produced by the influential Konrad "Conny" Plank. Hütter later said of the album's recording: Perhaps the least characteristic album of their output, it features no synthesizers, the instrumentation being largely electric guitar, bass guitar, flute and violin. The electronics on display generally belong to the realm of 1960s tape-based music more usually produced in academia, with heavy use of tape echo (for example the massed looping flute layers of "Strom"), and reverse and altered speed tape effects. Overall, the sound has a rather muted, twilit, dusky feel, similar in feel to "Megaherz" on Kraftwerk's debut album, as Hütter and Schneider explored the possibilities for electronic and auto-mechanical enhancement of their music.
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