A true match made in heaven, the painting distinctly captures both artist's unique styles, creating something completely supernatural.
On the heels of the Emmys, we discuss the emotional experience of working on Transparent over four seasons, how he manages to capture distinctly feminist, trans-positive stories, and stories from the set of a show that helped redefine identity in America.
"Mistah President, Govahnah Romney, all due respect... ...... he wrote, trying to capture that distinctly New Yawk accent.
With each short film, the brothers hoped to capture something distinctly cinematic – the fast, busy movement of the stream of workers leaving the Lyon factory, or an attempt at living portraiture in Repas du Bébe.
For the week of July 4th, we asked writers to describe a person, object, or experience that they think captures a distinctly American spirit.
And Mr. Jackson does sublimely expressive things with the album's lead single, "So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore," a fine, old-fashioned tear-jerker that captures a distinctly masculine blend of gallantry, taciturnity and martyrdom.
Suffice it say, executive chef Ron Siegel has so wonderfully captured the distinctly original culinary menagerie that founder and brainchild Michael Mina has given birth to here--and in other restaurants in Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Washington D.C. and Miami, to note but a handful.
Mr. Galliano indeed captured Gillray's distinctly satirical palette of sunny yellows, baby and rosy pinks, and aristocratic blues — ideal for making light of pompous things.
Another image she deployed in 2008 magnificently captured positive and distinctly female power.
The work, titled "Michelle and Sasha Obama Listening to Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention August 2008," depicts just that, capturing in Peyton's distinctly effusive and whirly aesthetic the First Lady with a then 7-year-old Sasha resting in her lap. .
