These days, however, rather than rendering scenes on rice paper with pen or paint brush, she "draws with a knife," depicting ornate worlds through paper cutouts.
This was a story that wanted to be told in glimpses and glances, and not in fully rendered scenes.
Many were later colored by watercolor or acrylic paints, and most rendered scenes in a heightened, energetic style.
It includes stylishly rendered scenes of standard B-movie ultraviolence, as well as drug use and a suggestion of rape.
The "Mary Poppins" books are transfixing and original, trading sharp drawing-room comedy with fantastical adventures and carefully rendered scenes of servant life.
His work -- realistically rendered scenes that are pastiches of other artists' photographs, sometimes violent and sexually explicit -- has been called derivative and prurient.
We have developed a methodology to create realistic rendered scenes that demonstrate potential vision improvement in a relevant and engaging way.
A smaller selection of works by Delacroix and Millet finds both artists in their comfort zones, Delacroix with an image of a snarling tiger, and Millet with precisely rendered scenes of peasant families.
At the peak of its popularity, soon after the game's release, in 1996, tens of thousands of players lived among its crudely rendered scenes, filled with pixelated trees, shifting lava, and tired mountains.
Mixing casually delivered scholarly analysis with intensely rendered scenes that support her theses Ms. Packer and Mr. Gore trace the evolution of women in Shakespeare through the language they speak.
The reader is fully on Rushdie's side, and outraged when, in one of the book's few superbly rendered scenes, fear and confusion force him to re-embrace Islam before some Muslim scholars/busybodies.
