Sentence examples for fuzzy ink from inspiring English sources
Among some nondescript works at Bernarducci Meisel are three arresting small works by fathers of photorealism: a man's head made of fuzzy ink dots on green graph paper, by Chuck Close; a gouache painting of the reflective glass front and revolving door of a New York office building, by Richard Estes; and a beat-up Mustang raked by California sunlight in a moody watercolor, by Robert Bechtle.
The other is Michael Schmidt's "U-NI-TY," a wrap-around band of fuzzy, ink-black, nihilistic-feeling photographs assembled from 1991 to 1994, the early years of German reunification.
Unfortunately, that puff leads to a slightly fuzzy line sometimes, so Tajima Tools has taken it upon itself to reinvent the wheel here and replace the chalk with ink.
In this research we propose a new fast fuzzy modeling method (FFMM) using Ink Drop Spread (IDS) and Center of Gravity (COG) operators.
Carlin's drawings are hugely appealing if not altogether original (they seem to cross LeUyen Pham's bold black-ink lines with Lauren Castillo's fuzzy softness – an appealing combination).
Every 15 minutes, she would tug on a pair of gray, fuzzy gloves and push trays of the bulbs into an industrial-grade oven so the ink would dry.
Rough finish paper may produce fuzzier lines when inking directly on the paper, and may cause inking pens to splatter the ink a bit more.
If you have ever seen a picture in a magazine and thought it looked fuzzy or pixilated, odds are it was digital art that was saved at a resolution too low for ink-on-paper publishing, which requires higher resolutions.
Fuzzy writing allows fuzzy thinking.
