Sentence examples for ephemeral effect from inspiring English sources

Metallic pigment adds a glow to the paintings that enhances the ephemeral effect.

Even a fox surprising you by your front door has this ephemeral effect".

Mr. Daugherty, who teaches composition at the University of Michigan, has tended to fall back on gimmicky pop subjects like Superman and Elvis Presley to ephemeral effect.

Most of them are resorbable and thus have ephemeral effect.

There is no reason to believe that dredging for PCB's will have more than minor and ephemeral effects.

For an evocative treatment of ephemeral effects, turn instead to Kathy Kennedy's color pinhole photographs of Long Island Sound.

The technique requires long exposures, allowing the camera to capture the ephemeral effects of wind and weather.

Framed by the canyons of Midtown, these ephemeral effects, highlighted by a black border on each print, take the shape of upside-down skyscrapers.

The presentation of ephemeral effects is central to both Turner and Eliasson, whose approach to art, and space, is invariably about ambiguous dematerialisations and states of flux.

A similar penetration informed his studies of light, and both he and Charles-François Daubigny repeated virtually the same subjects under different weather conditions in order to capture the ephemeral effects of light and atmosphere.

Easel and panel forms include still life, portraiture, landscape, and genre subjects and permit the representation of ephemeral effects of light and atmosphere that the more intimate forms of Asian art had already allowed the painters of scrolls, screens, and fans to express.