If other lo-fi mineral foundations are less luminous, a touch of highlighter (the NARS multiple works well) on the cheekbones, brow bones and down the nose can help.
The soprano Emalie Savoy brings a luminous and touching vulnerability to Fiordiligi.
I watch as a leaf grows luminous under her touch, its red veins in color contrast.
"From this moment, I never had a problem finding a dance partner because the men wanted to touch this luminous structure on my body," she said, "It is a little bit like tattoos on fabrics".
Her nude or lightly dressed figures, alone or joined in vaguely desperate, oddly chaste embraces, are cartoonish and borderline grotesque; but delicately rounded form, unerring touch, and luminous color, augmented by bravura passages of still-life and landscape, charge them with irresistible poetry.
This elegant production, directed by David Leveaux, opens with the nine-year-old Guido William Ullrichh) reaching out and touching a luminous silver screen that flies up to reveal the dreamscape of the play.
Countertops are honeycomb polycarbonate, an inexpensive material that is both luminous and soft to the touch.
With an exquisitely sensuous touch and using luminous colors, he isolates, simplifies and flattens things like pitchers, brooms and dustpans to the brink of pure yet sumptuous abstraction.
Rather, with a sensuously refined touch, he painted luminous, gently satiric pictures of doll-like, well-to-do people in situations of Henry Jamesian intimacy.
Mr. Rochell features a large and robust 12th- to 13th-century Ganesha from South India, carved in textured granite that has grown luminous from centuries of loving touches, and an austere 12th-century Jain saint seated in a cross-legged yogic pose; its chipped extremities seem consistent with its angularity and its nearly black stone.
