The 500 has a very recognisable shape and equally recognisable detailing, outside and in.
Like its predecessor, the drama flits between three different families in three different eras, each of which is stuffed with instantly recognisable period details: 1944 (aforementioned tea dresses, yokelry), 1975 (cheesecloth blouses and the words "JETHRO TULL" written on a poster), and 2012 (digital radio and Kris Marshall swearing in a leather blouson).
John Higgins is becoming a recognisable focal point of revolt.
In rendering a recognisable Trump with as little detail as possible, Edel Rodriguez's Meltdown cover for Time recalls British painter Julian Opie's work.
Instead, he sought always to find the details that made individuals instantly recognisable to themselves and to others.
He seems always to proceed from a rather grey-toned realism where detail accumulates without fuss, and the recognisable material world appears wholly four-square".
The friendship was the easy part – we have the same warped sense of humour – but for an academic and novelist to trust one another in this world is quite something: I trust her enough to know that the cases that might go into her book are never recognisable: she's just looking for snippets of detail that she can weave in, in her own way.
The excitement for his contemporary readers was that this was indeed history, rooted in recognisable historical events, but history filled in with colour, detail, human empathy.
The Liberty City of Grand Theft Auto IV was New York through a sardonic lens, the urban sprawl as a contorted cartoon, grey and grim but drawn in thick lines, detail lost in the need to deliver recognisable landmarks to an international crowd.
More visual detail can be stored in VSTM when complex, recognisable objects are maintained compared to simple objects.
