In Valentin's "Samson," blue-gray chain mail, a voluminous, vermillion cloak and soft curling brown (the lion's skin) fill the surface, and black and white function most tellingly in the subject's fretting eyes.
For many years, the Austin, Tex., lawyer cloaked each bike in his collection with an expanse of soft cloth -- but not to keep them from getting dusty.
Or maybe it just landed in a nostalgia sweet spot — the original was not so far away we'd forgotten it, but it was far enough away to be cloaked in the soft fuzz of the past.
There is a certain tender melancholy in the air, cloaked in shadows and soft light, as the city winds down.
Curve, the stealthy London-based startup backed by notable fintech investors, finally de-cloaks today with the soft launch of its iOS app and accompanying MasterCard-powered Curve card.
He cloaks her journey in soft whites, as if in mute grief for the disappointment she must surely face at the end of her ordeal.
His inability to cloak his harsh thoughts in soft words proves the fundamental lack of mercy, of charity, of fellow-feeling that leads to his doom.
This one -- a portrait of a young girl wearing a gold-trimmed cloak -- is infused with soft golden light.
Soft Tech TODAY'S consumer wants high performance cloaked in softness, said Thomas Overthun, a project leader at Ideo, the product design firm.
Yet the salient feature of this music is its structural logic, and there is something to be said for cloaking that logic in the soft tissue of emotionalism.
