Sentence examples for dense drawing from inspiring English sources

A room given over to dry exercises in time-based execution, such as a large, dense drawing that was frantically made by William Anastasi in one hour, and thirty photographs of a swatch of roiling river taken by Dieter Appelt in as many minutes, opens onto Pipilotti Rist's "Ever Is Over All" (1997).

The layered drawing, dense surfaces of tiny irregular lines and veins that might be found on a leaf, with small white plaster casts of upper facial parts affixed to it at various points, makes a particularly rugged skinscape.

It is a dense and scholarly presentation, drawing from history, theology, hermeneutics and ancient Greek.

Klinenberg suggests that such distillation only obscures the truth, and by the end of "Heat Wave" he has traced the lines of culpability in dozens of directions, drawing a dense and subtle portrait of exactly what happened during that week in July.

Mark Lombardi draws dense fields of multidirectional arrows to explicate economic history.

The Rape of the Sabine Women is dense, lavish and drawn out.

Park Seo-Bo used pencil to draw dense scribbles, wispy lines, and sinuous loops into the still-wet surface of the painted canvas.

An exceedingly elegant example is an 18th-century ivory-white basin with a dense vine pattern drawn in copper alloy lines.

This comparative study aims to provide an empirical comparison using automotive environment video imagery and compare this against dense stereo results drawn on standard test sequences in addition to considering the computational requirement against performance in real-time.

Young producers mixing digital cumbia in their studios are drawing from a dense history of Peruvian cumbia that goes back to the 1960s-or further, if you go beyond its appearance in commercial recordings.

But he managed somehow to create an impression of greater luminosity and translucence the denser the drawing, an extraordinary paradox.