John Ford shot Monument Valley, Wes Anderson shoots highly stylized interiors and, if Nick Cannon continues to make films like King of the Dancehall, historians will note him for his worshipful appreciation of the female posterior.
VW has great looking cars with high-quality, highly stylized interiors.
It does not have the hyper-stylized interior of other new places; it is clean and bright and spare, with a homemade pine bar with a copper top and fresh white walls covered with artwork by friends.
That is her public image, but Wie's artwork reveals another side, her stylized drawings illuminating an interior life that is more Tim Burton than Walt Disney.
Stand-out features of the interior design include stylized white 'trees' that serve as air conditioning vents, and check-in 'islands', gates and passport-check areas with a stainless steel finish that beautifully reflect the honeycomb patterns from above.
In these early traditions of mural design, in China, India, Mexico, Egypt, Crete, and Byzantium, no illusionary devices were used to deny the true flatness of the wall surface; images were silhouetted against a flatly painted ground framed by decorative dadoes (the decoration adorning the lower part of an interior wall) of stylized motifs in repeat patterns.
Sendor paints in the lush black and white of the golden age of Hollywood, and appropriates many of its stagey elements: the lustrous textiles, the sparkling props, the not-quite-convincing interiors, and the stylized, eye-catching characters.
Shot on a shoestring budget (and partially crowdfunded through Kickstarter) this tale of hemato-addicted lovers has a few gross-out moments, but is more interested in stylized, jazzy performances set in manicured interiors with a high-definition snap than it is in jump scares.
His style is both interior and exterior -- a stylized approach tempered with psychological realism.
At their worst, these books offer something more like baroque costume drama starring hothouse Southerners with M.F.A.'s: their words and interior lives are so incessantly stylized and exquisitely evoked that they come across less as believable people than as literary confections straight out of Willy Wonka's Faulkner Factory.
