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After an apprenticeship with the master artist Susumu Zaima, Kuwata began to experiment with traditional methods, expanding the formal possibilities of his craft to develop a distinctive style that seems to straddle the distant past and the imagined future.
Several other proposals of this type were put forward, and a further variation combined the airfoil characteristics of a ground-effect machine with an air-cushion lift system that allowed the craft to develop its own hovering power while stationary, then build up forward speed, gradually transferring the lift component to its airfoil.
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Against the backdrop of thousands of ancient library books on shelves up to the vaulted ceiling, the work of 18 people was grouped under the heading of "Artisanal Intelligence," an exploration of ways to develop craft within the decorative arts.
This is not surprising, since Sweeney -- the city's first cicerone (certified beer sommelier) – has always been on a mission to develop craft beer culture, starting with the opening of beer bar Verdugo in 2007, in the neighbourhood of Glassel Park.
And, yes, every writer needs to learn story construction, needs to develop craft.
Artists have to develop craft, as well as individual and communal inspiration.
In order to hone your craft, you'll need to develop an eye for good grammar, punctuation and syntax, as well as a sense of how text flows.
It is also important for fashion designers with traditional hand crafting backgrounds to recognize the differences between the two modes of crafting and allow time to develop tacit knowledge and time to adapt to the digital process (Philpott 2010).
But he also lamented the scant time that promising players have to develop their craft.
He studied at Newbattle Abbey College, near Edinburgh, where Orkney poet Edwin Muir encouraged him to develop his craft.
You will need to develop some craft and a creative intelligence that will lead you farther when things get dicey".
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