These days, though, we seem to want geniuses who play by the rules and give due credit to their colleagues; we want great art executed in the manner of a scholarly paper, with painstaking acknowledgments and footnotes.
FOR their part, editors at The St . PetersburgTimes say Mr. Poynter was a visionary whose act of singular munificence allows their reporters to do painstaking reporting because the paper doesn't answer to outside investors who constantly watch the bottom line.
And after wading through their painstaking, peer-reviewed research paper, I realized I'd lost a lot of brain cells since I conducted the far less painstaking research that went into my master's thesis over 20 years ago.
Memory cards holding votes from 20 polling places were still missing in Cuyahoga County, which includes Cleveland, while election workers continued painstaking hand counts of more than 17,000 paper ballots that could not be read by new optical-scan machines.
The painstaking effort to cut and construct a paper-based set provides a truly refreshing environment.
The paper's relatively simple data required painstaking efforts to obtain, he says, and no doubt the results will be widely used as a reference, "providing us with a kind of state of the world of crop diversity at the beginning of the 21st century".
They're printed on nice paper with glossy, glitzy photo shoots and painstaking graphic design for a reason.
For the second collection, Ms. Verschueren, who still works from a studio in her parents' Antwerp home, found a company in Japan to do her intricate pleating, a painstaking process in which fabric is pressed in a handmade paper mold, then steamed so the pleats will last.
Typically, building a project requires a steady hand, paper and pencil prototyping, and then a redundant, painstaking manual conversion of offline designs into digital wireframes.
