His first road picture was geotagged "Chicago Downtown" but could have been anywhere: the battered steel door between the faux fluted pilasters of a down-at-heel industrial building, its cinder-block facade unevenly repaired; above the door, someone had stenciled a simple, charming scene of white snowcapped mountains and a floating white moon.
Workers wearing white uniforms and hardhats install a floating, luminescent moon in an otherwise dark sky.
Here is a young poet learning to find the vatic in the ordinary, often by looking a little awry at the world, as in "How to Get Back to Chester," when he describes the "greasy moon floating / like a tire over the highway".
And on a 1992 folding screen by the artist Jonathan Shackleton, Lower Manhattan is transformed into an elegant, abstract, Never-Never Land design, with the twin towers picked out in indigo silhouette on a gold leaf ground, and a silver moon floating in the sky.
At another point during my Vive demo I materialized partially inside a moon floating at about head height.
While the second type of sample could be explained by gasses floating to the moon on the solar wind, which contains almost no deuterium, the first type matched isotope ratios commonly found in Earth's atmosphere.
As it sweeps, it extrudes a trail of light which draws a moon floating in space.
A dozen white paper lanterns hover in the dark, their mirror images floating like many moons.
Two more Saints games, and Morris will be a super-evolved baby floating past the moons of Jupiter to Strauss music.
The illustrations depict hilly, desert landscapes with colorful skies and alien moons floating above.
