More fanciful uses of lines include Jay Kelly's short vertical lines clustered to create rows of horizontal shapes imitating a barcode and Cy Twombly's calligraphy, which doesn't seem to have much at all to do with lines.
They started thinking about a fanciful application: using DNA to apocalypse-proof human culture.
Start to doodle basic swirls and fanciful swirls using a black pen.
Using a price tag calculated by the conservative American Action Forum — $93 trillion over 10 years — fact sheets circulated among Republicans offer a litany of fanciful ways to use Green New Deal funds, such as filling Lake Michigan with Coca-Cola.
In an embarrassing ruling, the Information Tribunal found that Britain's foremost group of galleries was "mistaken" and "somewhat fanciful" in its use of Freedom of Information Act to avoid revealing details of the lucrative deal.
Unfortunately, there are historic names from different fields and scientists still tend to use fanciful names (especially in the D. melanogaster field, where names such as crossbronx, disco-related etc. are quite common).
In later times, all manner of fanciful herms were used as ornaments; both single and double herms existed, and the heads were not always those of gods.
The report, conducted by the nonprofit Tax Foundation, which opposes film incentives, said that states justified them using "fanciful estimates of economic activity".
The following year, he embarked on a mission of public education, using fanciful imaginings like those of Eberty and the rest to explain the theory and explore its strange implications.
The director, Carlus Padrissa of the Catalan theater troupe La Fura dels Baus, creates set elements out of acrobatic bodies, cleverly using fanciful Freyer-style abstraction and effective video projections for a cycle both inventive and grounded.
