A good sketch should confirm to several attributes such as quick, timely, disposable, plentiful, clear vocabulary, distinct gesture, minimal detail, and appropriate degree of refinement.
The director's audacity is precisely in his storytelling, in his bringing a relatively classical story to life by distinctively cinematic means — images, gestures, movements, details.
Salinger, Kazin says, has total command of the style associated with the American short story, particularly its intensity of observation and compression of gesture and detail.
Such sequences were deeply challenging artistic exercises, allowing him to move beyond subject matter and to manipulate the finest nuance of gesture or detail, while seeming to elevate the fundamentals of picture-making colour, form, and compicture-making colourndependent level.
The patent document notes that the swipe gestures it details are intended to be performed "across a plurality of keys on the virtual keyboard while the virtual keyboard is displayed" — and could be supplemented by "feedback" to indicate to the user the function has been successfully performed.
Its eight characters, also dressed by in working-class clothes (here, by Elizabeth Kurtzman) but with a greater informality and personal variety, are a minority who share a world, a movement language full of speaking gestures, acting detail and folklike patterns, and a set of values.
Life drawing of animals is a good way to learn to do quick gestures and detail them later!
When it came to foreign policy, he was more concerned with gestures than with details.
Hughes is preternaturally alert to subtleties of appearance, gesture, and sensory detail.
In Marisol's art, unessential gesture and unnecessary detail go by the wayside.
