Ellsworth fills every bit of every page with grotesque patterns and textures and doodles, and his writing is similarly wild-eyed.
"The only solution to move past these grotesque patterns of violence is to demolish that shame and stigma -- to bring trans sexuality out of the shadows".
In my mind, the only solution to move past these grotesque patterns of violence is to demolish that shame and stigma -- to bring trans sexuality out of the shadows.
Ceilings of these houses were decorated with vividly coloured painting on boards and beams, using emblematic motifs from European pattern books or the artist's interpretation of trailing grotesque patterns.
They wear uncanny, somewhat insect-like masks with pendant tassels — always jealously concealed from the uninitiated and from women — a kind of tunic of loose cords, and crested helmets of palm-fibre This grotesque face pattern in ridged flesh is known as a "full rasp".
The resulting images are visually arresting, both easy and difficult to look at, seductive in their patterning, grotesque in their themes.
One day an anonymous colleague sent the web address of Armstrong's blog to every vice president at her company – including those whom she'd mocked as "an authority on patently grotesque facial hair patterns" or "The Vice President of Spin".
But grotesques who were patterned that way--by genes, by their crazy parents, by such agents of society as Nanny.
In Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar's "Corps de Walk," twelve dancers in flesh-colored body stockings, whitened hair, and blue contact lenses move in patterns militaristic and grotesque, walking in synchrony to techno and Debussy.
Like other families of large mammals that colonized extreme Ice Age environments, deer diversified and evolved into grotesque giants that had ornate coat patterns and large, bizarre antlers, which could grow only from nutrient-rich soils.
