With a distinctive use of time comes a distinctive use of space.
There is a social-realist aesthetic, and a stark, islanded beauty and bleakness in the areas of northern France where Dumont prefers to film; there is an enigmatic mysticism amid explicit brutality, and a distinctive use of non-professional actors encouraged to maintain an unsmiling blankness and transcendental ordinariness.
His work was often relatively posed and formal, but several of his less conventional images are marked by a distinctive use of silhouette.
Shahn also created widely reproduced graphic works, in which he developed an original and distinctive use of line.
A notable exception to the distinctive use of natural orpiment in Set A and artificial arsenic sulfide in Set B was print JP1082 (Set B).
Asturias's distinctive use of dream imagery, onomatopoeia, simile, and repetition, combined with a discontinuous structure consisting of abrupt changes of style and viewpoint, sprang from surrealist and ultraist influences.
They make distinctive use of naive voiceover and examine the world from an innocent perspective (the young Thomas in Toto le héros, the mentally handicapped protagonist of Le huitième jour, and the unborn child of Mr. Nobody).
The director also makes distinctive use of music, filling the soundtrack with classical pieces — orchestrations of compositions by Bach, Schubert, Schumann, Liszt, Brahms.
His distinctive use of colour is central Italian in origin pale, fugitive colours blended chiefly from vermilion pinks, mother-of-pearl whites, and grays.
Beak style, distinctive use of birdlike forms in human figures carved in wood in the lower Sepik and Ramu regions of Papua New Guinea.
Each show was marked by Mr Wilson's distinctive use of artificial light, abstracted sets, and luminescent, mask-like make-up on his performers.
