The still life suffers from calling to mind the heavy outlines of Bernard Buffet's paintings.
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Mr. Sudbrack's huge stick-on wallpaper prints turn all available surfaces into colorful murals whose hand-drawn, computer-manipulated images (heavy outlines, bold colors) mix Peter Max, Art Nouveau and Modernism.
On the other hand, Peter Arno's large-scale and heavy outlines, despite simple straightforward design, made his beaky and bosomy figures almost jump off the page (for many years one of his near-bawdy cartoons almost invariably occupied a position in The New Yorker on the full page immediately after "The Talk of the Town," which suggested that the political cartoon of Punch was being ridiculed).
The distinctions between their characters — the brash, chatty, rule-bending American detective and his by-the-book, deadpan serious Chinese counterpart — have been exaggerated here, drawn with heavy outlines, to make unmistakable the oddness of their coupling.
Barmens lace has a fairly heavy texture and an angular pattern; flowing lines, heavy outline cords, and fine net backgrounds are not usually made on Barmens machines.
(Not humorous, but rather stately, David Safhay's "Old Oak Tree" gains much of its strength through the kind of heavy outline Haring put his stamp on).
Starting about 1912, Kokoschka painted portraits with brushstrokes that were increasingly broad and colourful, and he used heavier outlines that were broken and that no longer solidly enclosed forms.
Unincorporated county land is identified with heavier outlines.
Three MBONs, indicated by the heavier outline and striped cell bodies, send axonal terminals (triangles) back into the MB lobes creating a 4-layer feedforward network.
