Lamb is at once intensely, vibrantly present and a creature of dream, her sea-blue gaze fixed on some distant Aegean horizon, and her dancing drawn in incisive strokes of light.
In the 1920s, he sailed several times to Europe, where he experimented with the loose brushwork of French Impressionism and painted some wonderful scenes of ancient cobblestones and stone fountains dissolving into buttery strokes of light.
In the Story of Esther, depicted on the ceiling, appear the first of his rigorous compositions of foreshortened groups in luminous architectural frameworks and his decorative fancies that juxtapose animated, almost stereometric foregrounds and background figures wrought with a few strokes of light.
Color the spaces with orange and draw or color strokes of light yellow.
Use light, upward strokes, working from the base of your neck up.
Ms. Hyltin, in Karin von Aroldingen's elusive and taxing role, is altogether more individual — with her big strokes of light-hearted initiative, she could be a screwball-comedy heroine — but she too needs guidance.
Munro once said of her ambitions: "What I wanted was every last thing, every layer of speech and thought, stroke of light on bark or walls, every smell, pothole, pain, crack, delusion, held still and held together – radiant, everlasting".
It contains a passage marking out the territory of her artistic vision: "what I wanted was every last thing, every layer of speech and thought, stroke of light on bark or walls, every smell, pothole, pain, crack, delusion, held still and held together - radiant, everlasting".
It did not occur to me then that one day I would be so greedy for Jubilee... what I wanted was every last thing, every layer of speech and thought, stroke of light on bark or walls, every smell, pothole, pain, crack, delusion, held still and held together - radiant, everlasting".
The result lights up those arterial plaques most at risk of becoming dislodged and causing a heart attack or stroke.
But what stands out are the similarities in the works: bold colors, swift brush strokes and "that contrast of light and color that fascinated him throughout his career," Riley adds.
