This might be the enlarged skeleton silhouette form of a leaf, a simple bone outline or tooth, or the pattern of an animal skin.
Silhouette forms resembling sperm-whale fetuses twist and curl across a light-colored ground.
Ray Rapp's alluring and fun miniature digital video displays animated, silhouetted forms flashing positive and negative.
"Procession," by Ariane Rockoff-Kirk, 14, is inspired by a collage by William Kentridge, who works with silhouette forms.
He went on to paint gatherings of spooky figures and animals, their intense colour and silhouetted forms recalling both Arshile Gorky and the early renaissance.
It's a box girder bridge that wants to be a suspension bridge, taking the silhouette formed by two towers and curving cables, reinterpreted with a series of connected portal frames.
Gardner [ 25, 33] examined variation within these species based on body size, scalation and colour pattern variables and found support for only three of the groups, P. s. longinsulae, P. s. sundbergi and P. s. ladiguensis (the latter two being clearly more similar), but not for the distinction of the North and Silhouette forms, rubra and umbrae.
Some nights you might cross paths with Steffi Peichal, a German-Iraqi graffiti artist who painted the shadowy human silhouettes that form the bar's wall mural.
"The Victorian era was about a very trim silhouette and form, and I'm seeing tweeds that are cut that way.
She gives a different line and texture to every element in a drawing: rocks may be striated, clouds made of dots, trees silhouetted, streams formed like undulating ribbons.
