Sentence examples for expressive shapes from inspiring English sources

An eclectic architect, he amalgamated all the styles of his time in uniquely free and expressive shapes.

To her surprise, she discovered that the strength and suppleness of stainless steel enabled her to produce precise, yet expressive shapes.

The interior hides lots of astonishing details, including a grand stairwell made of marble and wrought iron that undulates into the expressive shapes of an abstract painting.

Not only have sophisticated modern artists, such as Paul Klee and Jean Dubuffet, borrowed this untutored imagery, but the more arresting and expressive shapes and masses in most styles of painting and those to which most people intuitively respond will generally be found to have been clearly based on such archetypal forms.

For the flourishes and abstract expressive shapes and smears I painted onto paper and canvas etc and then took it all into Photoshop.

Colen's abstract depictions of tumbling mylar paper manifest as painterly and expressive shapes that have been meticulously strewn across the Activity's Center.

Programming the orchestra tracks and giving them the semblance of expressive shape is painstaking work.

Using golden silk nanmu, a rare and expensive soft wood found primarily in China, Mr. Zeng carved a large wood block into the very expressive shape of a drape covering what looks like it could be Michelangelo's Pietà.

The design of a painting is its visual format: the arrangement of its lines, shapes, colours, tones, and textures into an expressive pattern.

Mr. Gardiner is an expressive conductor, shaping phrases with expansive arm gestures and the occasional sideways flick of a hip.

And as Nora, Blazey Best's expressive face shape-shifts skilfully between sparkling flirtatiously at her husband Torval, being a warm and natural mother to her children Emmy and John, and weeping in stolen moments in the corners of her home.