He and his partners translated the photo into an impressionistic dot pattern for fabric.
"I saw them as Impressionistic-like patterns.
The Woolfs also printed by hand, with Vanessa Bell's illustrations, Virginia's Kew Gardens (1919), a story organized, like a Post-Impressionistic painting, by pattern.
Others, however, are shots of New York City dissolved into patterns of impressionistic color: subway headlights streaking through darkness, the Empire State Building as a luminous filigree at night.
The swooning song contains hazy electronic blips, impressionistic textures, experimental beat patterns, refracted sound effects, and vocal improvisation expressing the narrator's "high".
If you're successful, you'll have an impressionistic Monet-inspired design.
The first is qualitative and somewhat impressionistic, as a representation of the overall pattern of evolution, or as a representation of the Natural System, the concept that there is an underlying order in the diversity of life.
Equally photorealistic and impressionistic, the oil paintings are often awash in color, geometry, patterns, and an occasionally dreamy haze.
For as you make your way through "The Master," with its impressionistic ambling between past and present, a distinctive and perhaps too repetitive pattern begins to emerge: each memory that is triggered or captured may lead to the creation of a work of literature by Henry the artist, but each memory tends also to lead you to a scene of moral failure on the part of Henry the man.
Pattern Box: 100 Postcards by 10 Contemporary Pattern Designers Princeton Architectural Presss) was curated by the Textile Arts Center and offers alluring imagery from female designers, like the tribal-inspired patterns by Shanan Campanaro, the founder of the textile and wallpaper company Eskayel, and the looser, more impressionistic designs by the artist Leanne Shapton.
