Plugging away for 20 years with his homegrown style of jazz guitar -- clean sound, strange interval jumps, theme after theme in his improvisations -- Mr. Morris has been successful in molding his own aesthetic.
The happy marriage of aesthetic and use went on to mold the computer age, paving the way for sleek and simple brands like Apple.
Once applied, the putty was molded into the desired aesthetic refinement of the frontal bone contour (Figs. 3b, 4b).
However, in the works studied here, light scattering from a now dormant mold has compromised Maki's aesthetic, and the removal of the fungi without impacting the underbound matte black paint remains a conservation challenge.
Collider promises the ability to handle multiple materials with one machine, structural integrity on par with injection molding processes, and a smooth aesthetic.
His aim, it seems, is to control and standardize aesthetic experience, forcing viewers into a, yes, infantile mold of rote response.
Molding keeps the spacing even, symmetrical, and aesthetic.
Of the mold-breaking gambits in Gego's art, her aesthetic equivalence of solid form and shadow may be the most radical.
Thanks to the Gordon Ramsays of the world, who tell people that the reason their restaurant is having financial hard times is because the food tastes terrible, or an hotelier who tells people that having black mold in a shower stall does not count toward the aesthetic of live plants in a room.
Each disc specimen was placed with the aesthetic surface down on a microscope glass slide in a Teflon ring mold (Φ = 12 mm).
