Sentence examples for art scenery from inspiring English sources

For example, take images of clothes/pickups, the coffees you're enjoying (work that latte art), scenery, pennyboards, Tumblr quites, Gifs, what your Gramps knitted you that is so retro yet so tomorrow too, etc. Highlight novel things, new trends, interesting stuff that people are yet to cotton onto; remember, the hipster finds it trendy before others even notice.

Jutting out from the wall, the set, by Mendel Rabinovitch, resembles a wedding cake sliced in half or Art Deco scenery.

The Paris-based brand Chanel has also come up this year with a limited set of hand-decorated timepieces in its new Mademoiselle Privé collection, inspired by the art and scenery of Asia, aesthetics highly appreciated by Coco Chanel.

(Sulcas) New York Theater Ballet (Saturday and Sunday, through Dec. 18) A new production of "The Nutcracker," choreographed by Keith Michael, offers Art Nouveau scenery and costumes, a Mouse Queen with an 18-foot tail and a luminous owl that flies above the audience.

In 1944, La Foret told The New Yorker, "I am a general artist… and I give the people birds, portraits, flowers, scenery" — art that has a way of sticking around for generations mostly unnoticed, art that is, more or less, for everybody.

"Shakkei" – the Art of Borrowed Scenery – is one of the main principles in Japanese gardening.

There are similarities between the Art of Borrowed Scenery and the techniques of fiction.

The garden called Evening Mists is where she learned about the art of borrowed scenery, "taking elements and views from outside a garden and making them integral" to the garden itself.

Aritomo is a master of shakkei, also known as the art of borrowed scenery, a technique of incorporating surrounding landscapes into a garden's design, so that, say, a mountain peak becomes visible through a gap in a hedge only from a particular angle.

Even here, however, it is telling that Plato far more often uses kalon for a face or body than for works of art and natural scenery.

Swansea council leader David Phillips said: "The bid reflects our vision for Swansea Bay to become a hotbed of culture by focussing on the area's strengths, including our rich industrial heritage, thriving contemporary arts, award-winning scenery and world-class sports teams.