Long dresses sculpted away from the body, graphic shapes and geometric touches, not to mention "Flying Man" prints, shifted the direction of the brand.
It took a gang of philanthropic surgeons almost 24 hours of chopping, stitching and sculpting to cut away the mass but eventually, with a massive cheer, the theatre crew carted the balls away on a trolley.
As we do realize which parts of our life we can whittle away, sculpting our new selves, we become aware that we may really need much less materially than we had initially assessed and gain much more emotionally and intellectually.
But it wasn't until his tenure at the Rhode Island School of Design RISDD) that he began sculpting, in a shift away from the traditional Korean art he'd studied in secondary school.
A long sweep of cleanly sculpted mountains curved away from the farm on either side, like two huge waves rushing together, a maelstrom stilled just moments before collision.
A few hundred metres away, sculpted into the soil of Calton Hill, sits the Royal High School of Edinburgh, one of the treasures of the old town and whose sentinel, neo-classical gaze accompanies the visitor all around this part of the city.
The CTV has an irregular shape, with its borders associated with the rectum and bladder, making it particularly difficult to sculpt the dose away from the organs at risk (OAR).
This is modelling, not sculpting: building up, not taking away.
The ceiling of the cafeteria is satisfyingly sculpted; its walls cut away at the corners to allow windows to wrap round.
To make this vase, a layer of white glass was superimposed on a darker material and afterward sculpted, pierced, and cut away to leave the white figures in relief against the darker background.
