He painstakingly curated the scenes, controlling every element from costumes to sets, and spent weeks creating each image.
He described his function thus: "I assemble the project team - actors, director, technicians, specialists - for the picture and oversee every element, from funding through production to marketing.
Designer Antony Price helped with the styling, and every element, from the photography to the typeface, was planned in meticulous detail.
Every element, from the way Willy moves to how the ropes swing has been replicated, and feedback so far from the Manic Miner/Jet Set Willy community is that it's just like playing in a Speccy emulator.
When this legendary textile designer concieved the Latin American restaurant La Fonda del Sol, which opened in New York in 1961, he put his stamp on every element, from menu to matchbook.
His large oil, "Turning Into the Wind," recalls both Marsden Hartley and Milton Avery in its abstracted approach to form, with every element, from solid bodies to floating clouds, seeming equally massive and schematic.
From waking up in your silken Versace sheets to drinking coffee from your Versace cups, every element of your luxury lifestyle will have been carefully calibrated by the undead queen of the Milanese fashion house.
Treating the building as a sculpture, his team designed every element, from seating to signage to lamps to on-ramps, in a tour de force of the era's yellow, green, burnt red and concrete-colored geometric forms.
They are a kind of Pop-style update of Charles Sheeler's Precisionism in which every element, from a half-squeezed tube of toothpaste in a crammed medicine cabinet to leaves on trees outside bay windows is defined cleanly and exactly.
