The sky, often ominously cloudy and filling half or more of the canvas, played a central role in setting the tone of a scene.
But Trisha just went about her business, painting prolifically in oil on canvas, playing the banjo — and winning people over by simply being a good friend, neighbor and parent.
Devised originally by co-founder Adam Somlai-Fischer, Prezi infinite canvas plays on our fundamental spacial awareness, something which the chronological nature of Powerpoint simply cannot touch.
Until recently, very little has been explored of the aesthetic dimensions of active involvement in painting a canvas, playing a violin, skating, gardening, repairing a garment, hanging laundry outdoors, and giving birth (Rautio 2009; Lintott 2012).
And that gives us a much bigger canvas to play with".
I am their canvas: they play with me and change me.
The European designers of decorative radiators have a big canvas to play with by necessity, because many of these devices run at the lowest possible hot-water temperature, to save energy.
Sophie Zawistowska, Karen Silkwood, Isak Dinesen, Lindy Chamberlain, Ethel Rosenberg — in her best roles, Streep has always managed to find a larger canvas to play against, one that has only underscored her fidelity to the truth of her characters.
Mr. Snyder, an old hand at green-screen effects, now has an entirely digital canvas to play with, and every feather, sunset and 3-D perspective (it is in both 3-D and normal formats) is rendered in impeccable detail.
It is, however, liberating to have a blank canvas to play with and so we have made a copy of the text for rehearsals that has no stage directions at all, not even entrances and exits.
