Laura Moriarty of Kingston, N.Y., also creates curious line-based images, only her process is more complicated.
It helps create curious, intellectually rigorous kids with a rich interior world, people who have the tools to see our world as it really is because they have encountered and imaginatively experienced another that is so like, and so very unlike, our own.
Teachers can link their related lessons and track how many views their lessons collect, while enabling learners to submit projects they drum up during class and create "Curious Cards" to share their achievements with the world.
BranchOut, crucially, bolts onto Facebook, creating a curious mesh of professional and personal.
In creating her curious heroine, Ms. Wickham, 39, a witty, self-deprecating Oxford graduate, was not appealing to fiction snobs.
At times, she seems to merge seamlessly with the cushions, creating a curious optical illusion that proves rather disconcerting during our hour-long chat.
GETTING IN A bouncer blocks the door to the coffee shop, creating a curious scene where hopefuls lurk on the sidewalk awaiting entry into what appears to be an empty room.
Cast your memory back to Christian Slater in that same film, Keanu Reeves as Dracula, who sounds like he's having a very stiff seizure, Don Cheadle's cockney in Ocean's 11 (comedy gold) and Shia LaBeouf in Nymphomaniac (supposedly aiming for Brit bastard but instead creating a curious bespoke intonation called "Beouf").
And by the time she reached "A Woman's Worth" and "Karma," near the end of her set, the crowd was practically mute, creating a curious sensation: it felt as if Ms. Keys was performing to an empty room, and she in turn seemed small too.
