His company, West Coast Choppers, makes stylized motorcycles for those who can afford them.
He also experimented with mass-media art-making techniques, including lithography, which he used to make stylized posters and prints.
Both men have a knack for making stylized Baroque forms sound alive and spontaneous: rhythms bounce along with quasi-popular energy, vibrant colors burst on the ears.
Compagnie Käfig, from Lyon, France, makes stylized art of the street form in dances that explore the new European racial diversity.
He clangs and jingles when he walks, and has made his stylized presence heard even in France and Germany.
College designer John Scotford made a stylized version of the shield during the 1960s, but it did not see the success of MacDonald's design.
Blek shows clarity in his work, he makes every stylized mark count, yielding art that is at once personal and universal, economical in gesture, and bountiful in statement".
He showed off prototype notebook shells in different materials and designs, noting that Dell's build-to-order system gives it the freedom to make highly stylized and personalized machines in limited runs of just dozens to a few hundred.
However, in order to keep things manageable, these theoretically ambitious models necessarily make highly stylized assumptions regarding not only individual preferences and constraints, but also social security programs.
Eugène Green, an American in France, has made a stylized romance in defense of Europe's cultural heritage, and its real hero is the seventeenth-century composer Claudio Monteverdi, whose plaintive airs Green endows with a madly outsized force — including the ability to revive the dead.
If this comparative effect made Don Juan look stylized in the 19th century, then cinema and video have made it look antique.
