Projecting our knowledge on to the canvas is almost unavoidable.
The 2005 Libris Literatuur Prijs went to Willem Jan Otten for Specht en zoon, an investigation of creation, incarnation, and knowledge narrated by the canvas rather than its painter.
The page becomes a canvas of visual knowledge, open to any arrangement that is meaningful to them.
He started as a political journalist, went on to documentary film-making and then the likes of Bloody Sunday, and even now takes his instincts and knowledge and applies that same approach to a broader canvas.
After looking at the option of a partnership or setting up new offices in unfamiliar markets, William Crawford of Concrete Canvas opted to tap in to local knowledge through deals with distribution partners who are already active on the ground.
The artist therefore described the arterial lesion on canvas and as if he had a direct knowledge of the dynamic of a vascular wound, but ignoring the details of the scarring wounds that will be known only later.
Desperate to retain some of its knowledge, I fling the orb, covered in tar, at a canvas.
Once you have your canvas primed, your paints and brushes ready, and some knowledge and intuition of shadowing, texture, and form, you are ready to paint.
He was specifically hired for his lack of art-making knowledge, Mr. Bechara said, so that Ms. Herrera gets exactly what she wants on the canvas, with no art-school suggestions.
Unlike the Business Model Canvas and other tools, you won't need any special training or business knowledge to build your Lean Plan.
