I didn't object in principle to the concept of using oatmeal as a neutral canvas as a counterpoint to savory elements though, so I decided to come up with a version of my own.
Recently, the concept of a molecular canvas (i.e., a molecular nanobreadboard) was introduced, whereby single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) oligomers, called DNA bricks, self-assemble to form origami-like structures without the need for long scaffold strands.
The concept of artistry used as though wearable and appealing clothes were a canvas is gaining traction in these early days of the summer 2014 collections in Paris.
Peter Sapienza, Vice President at Obscura, expressed that it was "stunning to see this project come to fruition as art on architecture," noting that the team was initially drawn to the concept of "projecting digital art onto the perfect projection canvas" of theMART.
Fontana, inventor of the concept of spatialism, "brought three-dimensionality into canvas," Mr. Casamonti said.
Certainly the concept of failure must've been quite remote from Coppola's, as he perched in his canvas director's chair, sipping his own vintage of wine, oblivious to history's mighty schlong descending for a smackdown.
"Glamping brings people close to nature even in winter, when the cold temperatures typically do not allow for camping in much of the world". According to Casadio, the concept of glamping actually goes back to the 1100s, when Mongolian gers (now known as yurts) came into use: The canvas-clad felt walls kept people cool in summer and warm in winter.
"It's about using the floor as a canvas, just as the wall is a canvas for a piece of art," she says.
I kind of just want to leave it as a canvas for anyone to take.
He also requests as little light as possible, a canvas of darkness for the glow sticks and strobes.
For the subsequent survey these comments were used as statements and student agreement with these was quantified as to canvas the perceptions of the whole LMU cohort.
