He paints translucent glazes over oily, spotty underpainting, then adds gestural shapes like knotted ribbons or jelly fish or fluttering butterflies.
I trust its narrative, its visual shapes and its gestural motifs.
She nudges the gooey stuff into shape, coaxing figures from gestural strokes.
The rambunctious octet, in Fritz Masten's spandex cowboy uniforms, rattles off one gestural cliché after another: hands in the shape of pistols, vigorous lassoing.
Gottlieb's signature image -- the serene round or oval shape hovering over an explosive, gestural burst -- was a kind of yin-yang sign for the Atomic Age.
His signature image, the serene, round shape hovering over an explosive, gestural burst, was a kind of yin-yang sign for the atomic age.
In his most recent series, "Overpainted Crosses" (2000-2001), paint over laser print in gestural strokes and luminous colors suggest the shapes of crosses but have a sense of joy about them, a long way from his lugubrious blacks.
Although Bujalski — working with experienced and accomplished actors — makes use of their skill to lend shape to the dialogue and sharp gestural precision to the action, he casts them in roles in which they perform daily activities (such as Pearce's acrobatics on a chinning bar and Smulders's sharply air-slashing and martial style of running) that they might engage in were they not on film.
Specifically, we propose that social dynamics and positional behavior are critical components that shape the frequency and nature of gestural signaling across species and we argue that an understanding of these factors could shed light on how gestural communication may have been the basis of human language.
This ends up merging the layers, rather than a flat even graphic layer on top of a gestural painting, the graphic layer takes on the shapes and forms of the underlying layers.
In our case gestural boundaries are not available: gestures are continuous and often asynchronous [28].
