Sentence examples similar to squiggly ink from inspiring English sources
The earliest is an untitled drawing from 1950 in which Mr. Guston follows the example of his high school buddy Jackson Pollock, utilizing the automatic drawing of the Surrealists to create a squiggly ink-on-paper abstraction.
For decades, stamps on letters mailed in New York City have generally been canceled with squiggly lines of ink and the name of the sender's home borough.
"You see this squiggly line here?
Boom, squiggly line, etc.
Drizzle a squiggly line of red icing.
Daniel Marot's theatrical scene of six clownish men dancing around a resplendently gowned woman in a wood is not very gripping as a subject, but the way it is drawn and brushed in pen and ink — with a nervous, squiggly line and flickering lights and shadows — gives the whole a delightful lightness of being.
The earliest and most intriguing works in this career survey are small pen-and-ink drawings from the late 1930's in which strangely abstracted figures are outlined by squiggly lines and filled in with intricate patterns of arcing hatch marks.
"There were these squiggly threads.
It is always instructive to view Ms. Chast's captivating pen-and-ink drawings in the original rather than in a magazine reproduction because you can better appreciate the deftness of her short, squiggly lines; the marvelously abbreviated detail; and the luminosity of her colors.
My breath pumped out all squiggly.
