Sentence examples for artists tools from inspiring English sources
At Dunhill, the designer Kim Jones is getting in the groove — literally, with marquetry on a stylish rosewood brief case containing artists' tools.
The only thing that interests me is the spirit itself, and I only use the customary artists' tools -- brushes, canvas and paint -- in order to get the best effects.
There are photographs of writers' beds -- those of Virginia Woolf, Jim Carroll, John Keats, Victor Hugo -- and close-up images of artists' tools and possessions: Hermann Hesse's typewriter; a Jean Genet manuscript; Rudolf Nureyev's slippers; Robert Graves's hat; Virginia Woolf's cane.
As graffiti has shifted from the street to canvas, the artists' tools have also changed: Standard car-spray aerosols have given way to purpose-designed cans with interchangeable caps for fat and thin lines, and new paint blends offer a richer palette.
Although the shop is small by big-museum standards, each piece in it is jewel-like, from the artists' tools showcased in a bookcase to the right of the shop, including ragg-paper books ($13), Cretacolor drawing sets ($25), watercolor travel sets ($29.95) and miniature colored pencils ($4), to the inventive handmade jewelry kept in a case by the front desk.
In an opening address and an accompanying online essay, Blaise Agϋera y Arcas, a Google machine-intelligence developer, likened the artistic use of such programs to photography, or the employment of optical instruments by Renaissance artists – tools which may have had their detractors, yet are now an accepted part of art history.
The artists tool around in luxury through Europe's lavish, high-end touristic landscape, staying in fancy hotels and plush villas on someone else's dime, with no prying boss or insistent producer or determined director on hand to oversee the work.
The freezer, and its ability to transform food into freshly warped variations serves as more than inspiration is the artists tool for composition.
And each of these services — like iTunes or Spotify — may end up simplifying their artist tools down enough that it may not require such complicated background gymnastics to figure out how to get the right people paid.
For all that we tell ourselves that restraint and minimalism are important artist tools, that, no, we don't need to hear songs in a club to have a good time, deep down we're all longing for something that's even tangentially linked to the verse-chorus-verse structure we grew up with.
One early tester is Penny Arcade's Mike Krahulik (aka Gabe) who was a huge fan of the Surface Pro 2, because with the stylus, it was an awesome digital artist tool for hand-drawn creations.
