At an early age he recognized painting as his salvation, demonstrating a gift for rendering that suggested Van Eyck's exacting skill softened by the subtle lusciousness of Vermeer.
It can be an exacting skill, capable of great beauty and refinement.
Some call her a "cartoonist's cartoonist," a backhanded compliment that both acknowledges her exacting skill as an artist and the fact that, even for comics, her work has not sold especially well.
For nearly 30 years, Jim Greathouse was part of the blue-collar elite, a tool-and-die man who sometimes earned more than $50,000 a year because his job, making the precision metal molds that factories use to shape parts, required such exacting skills.
The third of 18 children in a Hungarian family of goldsmiths, he apprenticed as metalworker from a very young age, his exacting skills evident later in the unparalleled detail and precision of his famed woodcuts, engravings, and etchings.
He will return with exact skill in the middle of the night, when the snow stops, and tidy the path among the drifts.
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By Tom Batten July 27, 2017 Bryerson Global, the world's leading employer of people in your chosen field, is seeking candidates with your exact skill set, but not you, to add to our growing team of associates.
This can shake out in a couple ways: Hiring managers think existing employees lack the exact skill match they're hoping to find, or hiring managers are looking for newer skills that aren't in evidence yet at their organization.
While it may feel good to get completely familiar with the material before practising writing answers, it omits from our study practice the exact skill we are marked on.
If they can find someone with the exact skill set they're looking for, and that person interviews well, that person will get the offer.
