The plan was to initiate a simulated power loss five to six miles west of Bay Minette and let the student handle the simulated power loss with a wave-off, before reaching
high-key at 3,000-feet AGL.
Engine out: what was supposed to be a routine, night, contact sortie turned out to be a more interesting flight than I ever would care to repeat
The prints in "Some Incredible Journeys" feature Cookson's intricately layered prints of city scenes, all graphically sophisticated and using an unusual
high-key palette of blues, yellows and purples.
Art lovers get busy: Eugene galleries rich with exhibits worth a look
THE ICING ON THE CAKE Finally, I gave the class members chalk or pastel sticks in yellow, cream or white to work the
high-key accents into their drawings.
Shed some light on figure drawing
Finally, the large overlapping object will help define compositional space if students apply lighter,
high-key colors inside the object's framework and darker, low-key values outside.
Crossing cultures with Cubism
We have journeyed to Sweden and Chicago, we've been televised for
high-key events like the Last Night of the Proms and we've even been backing singers for Christina Aguilera at one of the biggest showbiz events ever to be held in Scotland.
MAKE A SONG AND DANCE ABOUT IT! Singing in a choir is more glamorous than you might think, says National Youth Choir of Scotland member Fiona Armstrong
He uses aspects of familiar objects in
high-key colours and malleable forms - the curve of a seat, the rail around a bar, or a tile of rubber floor covering - and exposes its essence by using it in an alternative way.
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"It can easily be paired with wood for a warm, endearing feel, or with bright metal for a
high-key modern aura," he says.
The color of money: paying attention to your store colors pays off at the cash register. (retailing)
American Impressionism is represented by the lightly brushed,
high-key works that such artists as Chase and Hassam executed in the late 1800s; Realism, by the darkertoned urban scenes that Henri, Sloan, and their colleagues of the so-called "Ashcan School" produced beginning about 1905.
Turn-of-the-century American impressionism and realism
High-key in tones, the photograph is ambiguous but emotionally taut.
American Ground Zero: The Secret Nuclear War
I was beautiful, I was smiling, I was gurgling gleefully...and I was
high-key hairy.
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The new Instax Mini 9 is also equipped with a close-up lens in addition to features such as automatic exposure measurement for aperture settings and
high-key mode that enables users to take brighter photos - perfect for portraits.
Fujifilm launches Instax mini 9 cameras with selfie mirror
Equally transfixing, a more recent post-AfriCOBRA trio of body-scale paintings in acrylic centered on the depiction of musicians and their instruments amid a swirling consonance of almost baroque,
high-key geometric patterning and deliriously tessellated fills.
Jeff Donaldson: Kravets Wehby Gallery
She does much with it, ranging from crusty to drippy, from water-colour effects to patches of high gloss, the hues often
high-key reds and yellows countered by sobering darks and leavened with a tart and non-fleshy Gustonesque pink.
Lynda Benglis at Cheim & Reid
Daniel Mindel introduces a more radioactively luminous palette to proceedings--one of several ways in which Webb has dropped many of the real-world affectations of the first film in favor of a more
high-key comicbook story world.
Spinning a repetitive web