Sentence examples for art mastery from inspiring English sources

Despite having not practiced Wing Chun since the invasion began (in order to conserve what little food his family had to survive), he proceeds to mercilessly crush each of them with a brutal barrage of his martial art mastery, showing none of the restraint he exhibited in previous engagements.

Be sure to check out these alternatives to help you on your road to digital art mastery: One program that you might find useful is a free program called Oekaki.

The goal of social justice movements should not be state-of-the-art mastery over these techniques and technologies, but rather the creation of "citizens' media" (in Clemencia Rodriguez's terms): a new communication order that enables the powerless to shape media production, to use it to produce cultures of direct participation, and in so doing to constitute a new social force.

Polemical but symbolic, it combined drawing and painting as well as craft-based techniques like collage and printmaking seldom associated with traditional Western notions of high art and mastery.

The art of mastery in sports and the ability that you must practice, is the one of winning without fighting.

In just seven years, he transformed art with his mastery of linear perspective and ingenious use of chiaroscuro dramatic light and dark.

In addition, Ms. Child was impressed by the art's technical mastery -- in the academy system, every art student had to study all techniques, regardless of his or her interests.

Basically, it's a craft, but a great deal of "art" is just mastery of craft and there's much artistry in the best examples of many banal everyday objects such as crossword puzzles.

Although he is now just one of thousands of Chinese immigrants toiling on the railroad, Lone trained to be a performer in the Chinese opera, and he retains a strong allegiance to the art form; his mastery of its carefully choreographed moves — the gliding of an arm, the occasional sudden flaring of a leg — is what separates him from the "dead," as he refers to the men laboring below.

Morgue, another "Freakshow" cast member, said mastering the art gives practitioners mastery over their lives.

The teacher, in fact, of art stars whose mastery over their crafts is matched only by their art history prowess (Nate Lowman, for one).