"I started to think about how I could look at and talk about the tag - the core of graffiti that is the first line, the expressive line on the canvas," he says as he pulls out his newest studies of this momentary movement of a gestural spray technique.
Her full-lipped mouth, her most expressive feature, is a mercurial canvas depicting determination, worry, delight, sorrow, calculation.
After all, political conditions were now so volatile and livid that simply to get them down on paper or canvas would be expressive enough.
Working with the Icelandic cinematographer G. Magni Agustsson, Mr. Fessenden makes great expressive use of his natural canvas and its negative space, playing with the depth of field so that the whiteness either seems to stretch on forever or suddenly flatten, at times turning these fully dimensional human figures into silhouetted cutouts.
(Chinen) Pedro Giraudo Sextet (Saturday) The Argentine bassist and composer Pedro Giraudo typically leads a big band stocked with improvisers expressive enough to bring his broad-canvas arrangements to life.
It was pretty enough to incite the fantasies of Italian cops and tabloid editors, and just expressive enough to provide a richly textured canvas for a public all too willing to pronounce on the soul it concealed.
Street had co-written a book on Ecclesiastical Embroidery in 1848, and was a staunch advocate of abandoning faddish woolen work on canvas in favour of more expressive embroidery techniques based on Opus Anglicanum, a surface embroidery technique popular in medieval England.
When you approach a Baroque canvas, the illusion disintegrates into self-consciously expressive brushwork or other evidence, such as theatrical effects of raking light, that the painting inhabits the same world that we do.
We are constantly working to stretch the canvas to make Tumblr a bigger, more expressive platform for more talented and aspiring creators.
