It takes a rare sensibility to appreciate song lyrics as stand-alone works of art.
His contemporaries Cindy Sherman and, off and on, Jeff Koons are better, for stand-alone works of originality, beauty, and significance.
But they are a little too corporate park, looking more like maquettes for larger public installations than actual, stand-alone works of art.
But others exist as stand-alone works of art, intended not only as literary illustrations or poster designs but as independent compositions.
By her feet, the broken shackles, which are concealed from viewers on the ground, could be stand-alone works of art.
Similarly, some of the logos presented here as stand-alone works of art might have been more helpfully pictured in their natural habitat, among rival company insignia, where they gain meaning and status from a shared visual language.
Instead of creating book trailers or a visual translation of the story, Single Sentence Animations are creative collaborations that generate stand-alone works of art by focusing on the tone and style of the writer.
Not only were these posters stand-alone works of art that the visionary filmmaker could appreciate, but George Lucas also used these amazing illustrators like Drew, Roger Kastel, The Hildebrandt Brothers and Richard Amsel to help promote his films.
From fantasy series like The Mortal Instruments and The Hunger Games, to stand-alone works of fiction like John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, there have been so many announcements about popular young adult novels hitting the big screen, lately, it's hard to keep track.
The piece is not an excerpt of the film; it is a stand-alone work of art.
For example: "I never thought I would win actress of the year, let alone work in one of Bob Smith's fantastic movies".
