"I want it to be a blank canvas for young talent - whether that's writers, photographers, graphic designers, artists or the bands and designers that we cover.
WHO: Singer/Composer Carole Bayer Sager turns her talents to the canvas in a surprisingly rich debut of Abstract Oil Paintings.
Having made great art with his putty face and eloquent posterior, Jim Carrey is also applying his talents to the canvas these days, even renting studio space in New York from Julian Schnabel while he shoots "Mr. Popper's Penguins".
The one-shot spoofs and sly pop culture references are underpinned by scripts with classic comedy chops, performed by a cast who have the talent to fill this canvas with colour.
Those changes include set designs, from canvas to carpentry; the evolution of musical talent, like loss of style to better technique; and the whims of fashion, dictating the body types of his divas, Mr. Silipigni said.
But it is also the home of writers who, despite the vast canvas before them and their own considerable talent, have had problems making their voices heard beyond the jungle.
Because his talent deserves as wide a canvas as he wants.
The two-under-par 68 by Woods during Friday's second round was a brilliant performance under adverse conditions, a challenging canvas for Woods to display the depth of his talent.
This means an executive's small edge in managerial skill is amplified, because his talents go to work on a bigger canvas.
For all his workhorse tendencies, it would be a mistake to laud them over his actual talent – the waxy delicacy of his features the canvas for a rare, skewed intensity, his unnerving presence never once played as smirky camp.
