Now, the "Flying Bum" is back and bulbous as ever.
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And a bulbous sagging gash sutured over and over where . . .
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Or a bulbous glass and steel Victorian folly around the corner?
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He transformed himself into a bulbous, blue, disturbing incarnation of Aladdin.
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Answer: bulbous leather "pearls" that encircled a model's thighs and shoulders.
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" Not only does he use the phrase "bulbous salutation," but also he describes how it — the bulbous salutation, that is — "whacked and smacked its way into every muscle of Eliza's body except for the otherwise central zone.
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New iPhones — bulbous square camera bump and all — are expected in September.
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Casamir is tangled in crystalline webbing swarming with bulbous, multi-segmented beasts.
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The fairing is the bulbous nose cone on top of the rocket.
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He is bulbous—and yet still, he has those disconcertingly slender hands.
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My tummy was not just pale and soft, but bulbous and unattractive.
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His strange, spotted face and bulbous nose made the girl look away.
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It's obvious in the Wii U's bulbous tablet that Nintendo had portable dreams.
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They also suffer from conditions like dark under eye circles or bulbous noses.
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Nearly everyone, white and brown, is drawn in a similar bulbous avocado shape.
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BEAM looks like a bulbous, onion-like tent protruding from the space station.
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Eventful surfaces with encrusted tubes, bulbous forms, ridges, and indentations feel distinctly organic.
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Its grille takes familiar proportions and stretches them in into a bulbous form.
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You had Donald Trump's bulbous head, too, and even a ballerina on pointe.
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The world produces over 400 million tons of these bulbous tubers each year.
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The reason might be the same as that for the glans's bulbous shape.
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Instead, we see the sun peeking through bulbous clouds and colliding with raindrops.
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In one, a bulbous figure called "Fatebe" explodes from a podium-like structure.
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Customers exiting Trader Joe's now had a view of two bulbous bare bums.
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Mr. Rudd is a trombonist of bulbous tone and lively, free-ranging attack.
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And I shook my bulbous belly for them to feast their eyes on.
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When a guest eats the cocktail, the bulbous edible bursts on the palate.
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But adding rear volume has ironically made the Panamera's bulbous back end tolerable.
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Its bulbous cheeks make it look as if it's smuggling delicious fluffy marshmallows.
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The bulbous matte red bottle sits on a convincing facsimile of a beachfront boardwalk.
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It's also larger and more bulbous: less hockey puck, more bulging ice cream sandwich.
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He collected clips of men with bulbous bodies, deeming them nothing less than marvels.
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PADERNO DUGNANO, Italy — Even from a distance, the figure is unmistakable: The bulbous midsection.
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The new works also seem to have similar dimensions instead of bulbous, irregular shapes.
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Gone is the bulbous body with a distinctive cabin profile and low slung fenders.
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His body still bears witness: The veins on his left arm are bulbous, inflated.
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JAZZ Mr. Rudd is a trombonist of bulbous tone and lively, free-ranging attack.
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The crimson ribbons of fine wine trickled delicately into his customers' bulbous crystal glasses.
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Soon after, he began acquiring specialty varieties with bulbous eyes and silk-like tails.
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Some look like bulbous teapots or jugs; some feature extravagant handles that resemble people.
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In extreme cases, a condition called rhinophyma causes the nose to be red and bulbous.
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The PodCase is reminiscent of the bulbous smartphone battery cases that companies like Mophie sell.
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The eye itself is a bulbous structure composed of many of these ommatidia arrayed together.
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Just hoping the puppy won't get run over by the bulbous orange truck isn't enough.
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One carnivorous zooplankton looks like a spidery lobster with the bulbous head of an ant.
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My whole life, I've been told that my rather bulbous head looks like a potato.
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He constantly flies around on flimsy wings that couldn't possibly support his bulbous, lazy body.
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The new exhibition's kinetic sculpture features White's colorful, bulbous words spinning on a makeshift windmill.
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Listen: Dua Lipa's new single, "Don't Start Now," is a bulbous and joyful disco song.
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Alien forms descended from the ceiling, bulbous stag horns and water tassel ferns like snakes.
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Points, which meant nothing except the bulbous number at the bottom right of the graph.
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They're smaller, rounder, and lack the gaudy, bulbous top that set Red Delicious apples apart.
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It is bulbous in appearance, and its petals have shades of white, yellow and purple.
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The company offers family SUVs, stripped out sports cars, and bulbous four-door crossover coupes.
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He also created bulbous gowns from bouncing Lurex, a testament to his mastery of proportions.
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Most other technologies (such as adding bulbous bows) shave only a few percent off fuel bills.
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Bulbous, sexual forms with tubular, domed, and petalled protrusions resemble a Lilliputian army of otherworldly beings.
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Rick and Morty the animated series is 2D, but the game makes them into bulbous characters.
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The rocket's nose cone, or fairing, is the bulbous structure that encases the payload during launch.
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Oriental Pearl Tower — that bulbous building jutting out on the right — is actually located in Shanghai.
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To either side loom the rusting hulks of disused blast furnaces, wrapped in bulbous, elephantine pipework.
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Brandon Gray bought Rounderbums after seeing ads for the bulbous underwear brand pop up on Facebook.
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Which means I'm never going to use them because Apple's bulbous earbuds don't fit my ears.
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He uses burls, these bulbous and kind of gross growths found on the side of trees.
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It clips on magnetically and latches into place around the bulbous Z Play Droid's camera hump.
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When Chuck finally threw, he hit Ortiz square in his bulbous head and it did nothing.
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Its exposed springs, jointed armature, and bulbous shade have inspired countless imitators, including Pixar's adorable mascot.
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There isn't a sharp line on the device, but it's still slender and not overly bulbous.
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What started as a single bulbous zit spread like wildfire across my cheeks, chin, and forehead.
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A gaggle of these friendly, bulbous creatures come to Pikachu's rescue, falling all over one another.
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It has a smooth, inedible light-tan skin, a distinctive fat neck and a bulbous bottom.
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Glass piping connects the bulbous vessels, so the gallery looks a bit like a science lab.
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No longer bulbous or ungainly, the new Continental looks low, wide and aggressive on the road.
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On the laminate floor a bunch of strangers huddle, their tired, glassy eyes bulbous, wired, crazy.
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There's no denying its peen likeness now—the long, straight shaft; the curved head; the bulbous tip.
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But on the Mini, the UI is bright and playful with big, bulbous icons and lively animations.
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Hate radio howled for blood, warning that the Tutsi rebels were devils with bulbous eyes and tails.
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She uses the wire loop to scrape the rest of the bulbous, rubbery skin from Pat's nose.
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A few paces away, a cook with a big wooden paddle shoves pizzas into a bulbous oven.
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The menu lists over 50 varieties of gin and tonic, served Spanish-style in bulbous glasses. Overwhelmed?
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On the left is a pot, as bulbous as a genie and as big as an igloo.
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Glistening bulbous vessels of color stretching 40 feet into the sky against magenta flora and lush green foliage.
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Watches like the Omega Ploprof and, now, the bulbous-looking Robusto, are designed for rough and ready wear.
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Its cyclops eye blinks and the bulbous head follows my hand as I grab my cup of water.
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And looking at news photos of Clinton, the tubular SM57s and their bulbous windscreens shrouded Clinton's upper torso.
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Their bulbous, cartoon shapes give them a creature-like presence and reference my interest in childhood identity development.
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That's the bulbous structure that sits at the top of the rocket, covering the satellite during the flight.
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But while most sensors are bulbous and bulky, Velodyne's latest model is distinctive for its size and range.
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Black shoes, of course: size 18 or so, with bulbous toes on which small boys liked to stamp.
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At the bulbous stainless steel fusti, they dispense olive oil, balsamic vinegar or soy sauce into glass vessels.
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Sitting on a show floor overloaded with bulbous crossovers and S.U.V.s, the T-Roc (terrible name) was special.
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Across from me was an especially large tree, its bark smooth and many-shaded, its bottom weirdly bulbous.
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Then, its more unique right side might take any number of forms — bulbous, angular, continuous, or some combination thereof.
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As they explore, two of the men encounter a bulbous fungus that releases microscopic spores that enter their orifices.
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And what's worse — voting for this mythical third option is really just a vote for the bulbous orange truck.
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Instead a 12-foot long, 1,500-pound AUV got the moniker, which is emblazoned across its bulbous yellow hull.
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Last summer, I spent some time with the Devialet Phantom, a ridiculously loud, bulbous mass of a wireless speaker.
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"The pained frenzy of his bulbous salutation," writes a minor British musician in an execrable piece of erotic fiction.
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Chord has made this style of bulbous buttons its brand signature, though they're an absolute nightmare to figure out.
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The company is expected to attempt to catch the fairing — the bulbous nose cone on top of the rocket.
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The beat is bulbous and joyous, in that 2014-era DJ Mustard way, and Jeremih floats above it smoothly.
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For example, "Not a Shoe" (1950), which is an imprint of Martins's anus, is a small, bulbous boot-shape.
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The design is functional and characterful There's one big bulbous power button, two volume controls, and no superfluous extras.
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Reminiscent of carnivorous plants with alluring spines and bulbous forms, the sculptures deserve to be seen in the round.
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The glass-blown molds, which lay in cushy foam beds, are smooth in texture but bulbous, like a bladder.
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Stefflon Don is a confidently dismissive rapper with a rich, bulbous voice, and her verse here is downright haughty.
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Gypsum, which can create bulbous, cauliflowerlike forms, transforms into sulfur, and then into a sulfur variant known as rosickyite.
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They were perceves, or gooseneck barnacles (€45 per kilo), with black-orange tubular bodies and grayish bulbous, pointed tips.
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"They have these big bulbous noses and they're just these slow little guys that wander around on plant stems."
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The bulbous figure is apparently a "gentle penguin girl," with the protruding, darker pink tip representing a hair accessory.
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The Series 4 is thinner and lighter than the Series 3, making it less bulbous on the wrist — another comfort.
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Maybe it's because you could fit 10 working computers from 2017 in one of its big, beautiful, bulbous chassis. 4.
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However, the bulbous device, which bears more than a passing resemblance to a weather balloon, was neither of those things.
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The unclothed moldie looked like every other moldie: a bulbous-limbed, vaguely anthropomorphic, protean shape that quivered with internal tides.
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" Car Throttle also took a jab at the car, saying it looked like a "bulbous crossover" and a "fussy mess.
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Choose stalks with bulbous tips, so your tongue can more easily locate an end and push it through the loop.
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Mr. Hurzlmeier uses nearly the same teardrop shape for the candle's tilting flame as for its bulbous drips of wax.
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Berries hung in bead-curtain arrangements, and glossy persimmon-colored structures resembling bulbous pinecones made upturned pouches, catching the rain.
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Some are bulbous, with bottlenecks that recall the thick vessels of a heart; others are elegant and sport graceful curves.
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The exploded scale work of Melitta Baumeister, a German fashion designer, is here: her bulbous neoprene jackets and graffiti vinyl suits.
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Georgia-based artist Adrian Cox elegantly renders his bulbous humanoid creatures in classic painterly style with an Impressionistic understanding of light.
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The player-controlled Isaac is strapped into some ghastly dystopian contraption, his bulbous, juicy, quivering eyeballs darting around in a panic.
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Handmade in the Netherlands, the Raindrop collects water from your roof via your own 50-80mm drainpipe into a bulbous barrel.
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For some, the 911 has always been an odd-looking car, what with its bulbous rear end and bug-like headlights.
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The resulting design is a bigger, more bulbous bud with a soft silicone tip that partially wedges in your ear canal.
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About an hour from the Nevada border, Mono Lake appears, with its bulbous and surreal mineral formations known as tufa towers.
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Obviously Montblanc's solution looks far better, especially since it doesn't have a bulbous position sensor near the tip of the pen.
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Underneath the bulbous blue body, it packs a two-cylinder gasoline engine that produces 55 horsepower sent to the rear wheel.
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Like Snapchat, it offers users an array of filters that can add dog ears, glowing eyes and bulbous foreheads to selfies.
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A stitched-tight, bulbous and joyful disco song, "Don't Start Now" is the first single from Dua Lipa's forthcoming second album.
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Our instructor, Kevin, whose online profile described him as "radiant with positivity," was a blond man laden with dense bulbous muscle.
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It's a man with a receding hairline, with a bulbous nose, bushy eyebrows and kind of a Saddam Hussein-style mustache.
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These bulbous structures surround whatever payload or satellite the Falcon 9 rocket is carrying, acting as a shield during each launch.
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The armor, which she had cobbled together in the workshop of a local blacksmith, had bulbous breasts and an ample bottom.
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Brass ornaments cast in the shapes of miniature elks, rhinoceroses and other animals gleam against the asymmetrical vessels' bulbous, organic forms.
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Another tall plank simply features a bulbous, long-stemmed pipe that has inscribed, on its handle, the shop's name and address.
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SpaceX is also is expected to attempt to catch the fairing, which is the bulbous nose cone on top of the rocket.
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And from the ground, the bulbous form of the building does indeed look like the segmented hills of the surrounding Chinese countryside.
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Grilles have morphed into various forms over the years — steep, flat, bulbous, or slanted — and have used varying amounts of shiny chrome.
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When I first heard about the Alpha, I clowned on it for having a super wide watchband and a clunky, bulbous case.
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But I do sort of see it as an ugly bulbous symptom of the dying wheezing rental market as a whole, yes.
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Nearby, a set of hangers rest on a white clothes railing, three of them bulbous and engorged with the colorful foam sculptures.
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As we follow the girl's progress, and feel her rising panic, we realize that she loves her bulbous playmate, and why not?
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They have bulbous, eyeless heads and teardrop-shaped bodies that are often translucent, exposing a swirl of guts and digesting plant matter.
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Rick Owens's spring show had swollen, bulbous volumes erupting from various points on the torso, which, he said, scrambled familiar bodily shapes.
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Defiant, I nab a too-green limeFrom the sidewalk, hide my bulbous skullBehind a fiery frond withering in the middleOf the block.
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As you move along the table, which is 48 feet long on each side, the plates become small sculptures, bulbous and gleaming.
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Darius Jones's alto saxophone sound is bulbous and bawling, but it's also sharp enough to cut deep, lodging itself in your mind.
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The Union Square Theater is giving out bulbous red noses to audience members before the show, suggesting that anyone can be a clown.
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Its white bulbous head is on the large side compared to the Nest Cam Indoor, but every little detail has been thoughtfully crafted.
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The video (check it out below) documents the painful side effects of the medication — bulbous breakouts, extreme dryness, sensitive skin, and emotional distress.
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This aircraft's bulbous fuselage left space that could be devoted to fancy first-class features such as Emirates' showers and Etihad's apartment suites.
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The first step is accepting that, aesthetics of layered bulbous rubber aside, your feet will never be mad at a more cushioned insole.
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Also known as the payload fairing, the nose cone is the bulbous structure that surrounds the satellite at the top of the rocket.
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I land on the first planet I see, which turns out to be a Wild West-style desert, complete with giant, bulbous cacti.
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There was innovation in the shoes, too, like the sneakers with hand-painted bulbous figures, a collaboration between Linder and Hus-Hus ($395).
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Even the most vibrant speaker systems were tested by Mr. Ikeda's bulbous tones, which pushed their speakers in directions they'd not previously gone.
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For its slightly bulbous profile and precipitously steep drop into the lake, Monte San Salvatore is known as the Sugar Loaf of Lugano.
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The unmistakable touches include large red polka dots and mirrors in the elevators and a bulbous mosaic pumpkin sculpture on the top floor.
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Bulbous lamp in satin or polished brass, oil-rubbed bronze or polished nickel finish | $2922 at Rosie Li: 24119-689-3963 or rosieli.
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They have two dark, big eyes mounted on a bulbous, head-like thing called a mantle with eight sucker-lined arms sticking out.
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Mojo's tech is built into a hard scleral lens, which has a bulbous portion that sits slightly above the surface of the eye.
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The fairing is the bulbous structure that sits on top of the rocket to protect the satellite payload during the ascent to space.
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Tinashe), to bouncy, bulbous beats that bolster lyrics like "I can't save a thot 'cause they smell like some piss" (see: "Commas" feat.
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Apart from the recurring motifs — fake nails, bulbous noses, and aggressive (albeit productive) sneezes — there are humorous echoes between the videos and installations.
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Max had delicate, rosy, almost boyish features, while Jeremiah had a face too long with a bulbous nose that hung over his lips vulgarly.
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We've rounded up 35 of our favorite photos of the full moon, from lunar eclipses to amazing shots of last night's bulbous super-moon.
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The triumph of obscene wealth, bulbous frivolity, and swell-headed immodesty is not something the art world should be proud of, yet it is.
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The gown itself, the opening runway look from Comme des Garçon's Fall 2016 collection, is an explosion of petals and frills and bulbous forms.
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The notebooks were sublimely surreal, filled with dogs crawling beneath bulbous U.F.O.s and penises ejaculating alongside concave cylinders that looked like nuclear cooling towers.
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Comic relief is provided by Claudia Comte, whose group of glossy white marble sculptures of pairs of bulbous forms sprout from a grassy area.
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For whatever reason around that time, [video game developer] Game Freak decided the second incarnation of Pokémon would be more bulbous, cheeky, and simplified.
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MILAN — The winding staircase of the Palazzo Serbelloni was jammed with visitors photographing the bulbous Venezia lamps that Marcel Wanders designed for Louis Vuitton.
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Ruby had hired a Hollywood prop designer to help him create gigantic skulls out of resin, with sharp teeth and bulbous eyeballs and tongues.
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Elsewhere, vendors presided over tables loaded with bulbous pumpkins, speckled watermelons, wild greens, homemade medications, dried spices, curls of cinnamon bark and vanilla beans.
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Towering above all of these was a full-sized model of a sleek warplane with sprawling wings and a nose like a bulbous arrowhead.
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That's right — it's Amazon's recurring deal on those bulbous little white buds (the same one we saw all throughout last year's holiday shopping season).
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Its bulbous teardrop profile—Jaray's background was in designing zeppelins—was copied by the designers of other, unrelated objects to make them more enticing.
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The apparently bulbous form of "Stay Awake," on closer inspection, is quite compressed, as are the little squares and diamonds projecting from its surface.
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If the bulbous, fleshy mugshots covering the 19th issue of FELT Zine appear odd, it's because they are digital reproductions of the same face.
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In addition to the single-barrel bourbon, she sells a 90-proof rye and a 114-proof barrel-proof bourbon in bulbous French bottles.
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No doubt the artist took pleasure in the vase's sinuous curves, half-moon handles, and bulbous hips that bring to mind a stoutly woman.
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The Run earbuds feel cheap to the touch, and come in an equally plasticky (and bulbous) charging case that fits awkwardly in a pants pocket.
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"I found the skull to be rather unusual looking, with quite a bulbous cranium and noticeable asymmetry of the chin," said Morrison in a statement.
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Schöpke sometimes drew large animals, including seals and whales, whose bulbous forms he surrounded with concentric lines or shaded areas as if to accentuate them.
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McLaren has previously offered the 570GT, but that was really a sports car with some extra luggage space carved out of its slightly bulbous back.
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Obviously the bulbous orange truck goes against every single fiber of your moral and rational being, and plainly offers nothing but disaster for the puppy.
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I'm among the 95 percent of satisfied users, finding the bulbous FXA93s a relaxed and easy fit that doesn't fatigue or irritate me at all.
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He interpreted those sources rather fantastically, as a concrete cactus topped with watchful owls or in the bulbous shape of the central totem pole itself.
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Since 1995, Airbus has used the comically bulbous aircraft to transport oversize, unwieldy cargo like fuselages and wings between its European production and assembly plants.
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Bulbous and menacing, it lurks malevolently deep in the back of a virtual patient's mouth as Glassenberg guides a virtual fiberoptic endoscope on his smartphone.
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Monotype's Type Director Nadine Chahine said they had to make sure not to lose Johnston's endearing peculiarities (like its bulbous U) during the design process.
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The eggplant emoji comes in two flavors: one is rode like a bucking bronco, the other allows its rider to sink into its bulbous curves.
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As Salt-N-Pepa's "Whatta Man" thumps over the loudspeakers, the mystery contestant struts onto the stage, his head concealed by a bulbous pineapple mask.
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It was the middle of a hot Kansas afternoon, and a large barn with a silo loomed in a field now framed by bulbous clouds.
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Much harder to find are bubbling caldrons of jjigae, turned blazing scarlet from kimchi and chiles, dotted with pork and bulbous clouds of soon tofu.
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"Glacial darkening" is where deep purple, bulbous algae sprout on a layer of naturally occurring dust mixed with soot from air pollution and forest fires.
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Sunshine drenches the fields of lush bulbous blooms, lighting them up from the highway to the horizon in electric stripes of white, yellow, and red.
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She is also keen to point out that a bulbous, lurid-pink bronze carving, "Politician" (2015), is not, in fact, a study of Donald Trump.
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On each of these three surfaces — table, table, bar — is a bulbous glass vessel in which an ocher-tinged whiskey glass spins on its side.
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Recent excavations at the ancient Hittite city of Karkemish have revealed a bulbous pitcher decorated with a faint smiley face, as Anadolu Agency first reported.
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These plasters, such as "Bust of a Woman" (1931), extend her distinct profile into bulbous, almost phallic jumbles of protruding features that complement their painterly counterparts.
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The charging case itself is a bit more bulky and bulbous than the AirPods, but it's certainly small enough to carry around in your jeans pockets.
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It has retrofitted more than 250 ships in its fleet with the latest design features including propellers and bulbous bows, as well as better-performing engines.
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"Many times, what happens is people cut their nails very short, so the skin at the toe will become bulbous around the corners," Dr. Campbell says.
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Illustration by Sam WoolleyHumans may have big, bulbous brains, but when it comes to pure muscle power, we're often considered the weakest of the great apes.
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The plastic-sealed wooden tables are topped with salt and pepper shakers, ketchup, and mustard, and are furnished with bulbous orange rolling chairs and sturdy booths.
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Everything about it was beautiful and made to last, except for the large, bulbous aluminum buttons, which were just too much for the thread to handle.
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An ikat from mid-19th-century Samarkand, featuring large, bulbous blossoms accented by blue and purple leaves on a yellow color field, is a good example.
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Saiga antelopes, whose bulbous noses recall the tauntaun creatures in Star Wars, live in the grasslands of central Asia, from Hungary all the way across Mongolia.
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Sony requires two big bulbous Move controllers, plus the headset and a camera, that it uses to track the bright lights on the controller and headset.
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When it comes to depicting aliens on-screen, we've come a long way from little green men with bulbous heads and jet-black tea-saucer eyeballs.
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They're just very large bulbous anti-social human-like creatures who live in the woods, don't have haircuts, and don't like to help people at all.
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It came now for us, this strange bulbous thing, clad in COTA red and blue or, if we were lucky, one of the older tan models.
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The ice pack on James Paxton's left knee was as bulbous as a watermelon and just as cumbersome as he hobbled across the clubhouse Sunday morning.
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The pieces may be elaborately bulbous or bulging; tatty or fraying; they may or may not make allowances for their wearer's arms, or faces, or vanity.
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Here, in the mangrove tree branches, one finds a huge species of bat called the large flying fox and proboscis monkeys, whose males feature bulbous schnozzes.
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The way it transforms the model's head into the entirety of Toad's mushroom head, the majority of his face obscured by the bulbous, polka-dotted top section.
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In terms of displays, the Pixel 3 is un-notched, while the Pixel 3 XL, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max all have the little bulbous feature.
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THE VAST, bulbous-bowed Höegh Autoliners car-carrier, with room for 6,500 vehicles, takes up the space of three normal-sized ships in the Port of Tyne.
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Sporting a small nub of a flower nestled in a long, bulbous leaf that droops like a pair of string beans, it's considered fashionably drab by collectors.
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The blood released often pools inside the battered cock, causing bulbous purple-black swelling that makes it look more like an eggplant than when it's happily erect.
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Other interior details include some antique stained glass, bulbous light fixtures salvaged from an old bank, and some hand-carved doors collected by the sellers in India.
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The disfigured Jangly Man and the bulbous Pale Lady look as if they've been simply lifted from the '80s children's books and dropped onto the big screen.
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Wozniak, 40, has an old Volkswagen Beetle that her family long ago painted in Michigan maize and blue, with Wolverines knickknacks and slogans adorning its bulbous body.
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The animal had bulbous eyes that looked out from the sides of its head, rather than straight ahead like the eyes of an owl or a human.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)A bulbous race car from the 509s was expected to be the most expensive car with the Porsche name ever sold at auction.
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The show includes rarities like the soft, tufted Yeti chairs he created for Cassina in 1968, as well as more famous pieces, like his bulbous Up chair.
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Musk's face is transposed onto that of the human Captain Pike, while Bezos is transformed into a member of the bulbous-headed alien race known as Talosians.
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Let's start with the biggest one: there are two cameras very clearly positioned in the middle of that bulbous square popping out of the back of the phone.
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Her bulbous shapes share something with biomorphic abstraction, but are more disquieting than the ones we find in the work of Hans Arp, for example, or Joan Miró.
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With a bulbous head, gnarly feet and many 'a nipple, he's a visual representation of what humans would look like if they had evolved to withstand car crashes.
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The resulting look of something bulbous overflowing your ear is not in any way attractive, and it's a problem that's plagued earlier true wireless and even neckbud models.
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The camera looks friendly enough, with its reasonable price, its big, bulbous shape, and its extremely intuitive touchscreen menu (seriously, the menu is fantastic), but don't be fooled.
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In "Tempest" (1979) we see the balance of the sharp-edged paintings with poppy, bulbous, colorful shapes that would come to define her art making in the '80s.
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Looking like a handful of rainbow jellybeans, these bulbous works somehow capture light like a prism but retain all their colors inside their frosted surface to stunning effect.
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Its cartoon-pink flesh is swaddled in a skirt made from grubby antique lace, the delicacy of which is in stark opposition to the bulbous lump it surrounds.
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The familiar all-in-one design with a bulbous cathode-ray tube screen would certainly bring back memories of the ads, which were ubiquitous in the late '90s.
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There is also a sculpture of a black-clad figure with a bushy beard and bulbous, pink nose that is based on a muppet-like statue by KAWS.
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On the ground floor, their glossy surfaces are juxtaposed with exposed stone, an effect heightened by the laser-cut plastic lanterns — which resemble bulbous sea creatures — floating above.
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Instinct's forms are a pleasure to take in at any distance, from the fine spiraling shadows cast on the walls, to the bulbous organic shapes as a whole.
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Beneath and around her are three male musicians in olden clothes, one slumped in a chair; a silvery tower with a weird, bulbous top rises in the distance.
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Consider the bulbous, stringy-haired monster known as "the Pale Lady" — the main reason she's scary is that she's a really fat woman who wants to hug you.
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In 2016, the artists launched a collaborative project called Toumei ("transparency" in English) that comprises vases, light fixtures, earrings and drinking glasses in bulbous shapes and muted tones.
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At the Quebec pavilion, the attendants wore bulbous cloches, while the Brits toted Union Jack handbags; newly independent African nations went for more traditional designs and wax fabrics.
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SpaceX will also try to catch the Falcon 9's nose cone — or fairing — the bulbous structure on top of the rocket that shields the satellites during launch.
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Like Illma Gore's infamous portrait of the Republican presidential nominee come to life, the hollow work has a micropenis adorned with golden curls, lying below a bulbous, sagging belly.
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It has eight shorter arms that surround two long, flailing tentacles, each with a bulbous cluster of suckers, each lined with a row of sharp, serrated chitin for feeding.
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Only a small percentage of tourists make the two-hour nauseating and twisting ascent to the telescopes — giant, bulbous white towers, perched at the windy top of Mount Teide.
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Case #1: Patrick In the sprawling fields of Lincoln, Montana, we meet Patrick — or, as his grandkids call him, Papa Pat — a retired crane operator with a bulbous nose.
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I watched them sleep after we'd eaten what we could from a days-dead bulbous rat the adolescent had found at the end of a small jut of tunnel.
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Its rounded stone arches are filled with books and landscape murals, and even its 400-some dark wood desks, with their bulbous green glass lamps, take your breath away.
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Countless bulbous mounds and pillows protruding from the streams are adorned with narrow tubes, which the study authors compare to drips of wax on the outside of a candle.
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Today there are more than 60 colobine monkey species munching on leaves across Asia and Africa, including the lutungs, the bulbous-nosed proboscis monkey and the snub-nosed monkey.
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It's a small bulbous lamp that you can tap to change the color, and it can even blink to do lights for an Alexa-powered dance party (yes, really).
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The deal with these strange creatures The bulbous worms can live their entire lives underground, holed up in u-shaped burrows beneath the wet sand along the California coast.
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Maya Beaudry's bulbous blanket sculptures made of bright fabrics and pillow stuffing balloon out from the walls and corners of one gallery, reaching into our physical and emotional space.
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The company won't be recovering its rocket today, but it will try to capture part of the vehicle's nose cone — the bulbous payload fairing that surrounds the satellites during launch.
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And on the highest of those hills rises a startling mirror to the old Istanbul: the giant bulbous dome and six rocket-like minarets of a colossal new mosque (pictured).
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Just about one year ago, French audio company Devialet debuted the Phantom, a bulbous mass of a wireless speaker that had enough power to hit volumes of up to 105db.
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There were models like the 5 Series Gran Turismo, launched in 2010, which was a five-door hatchback that weighed almost 5,000 pounds and was saddled with a bulbous butt.
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With bulbous, ballooning peasant sleeves; sharply structured sleeves, and cleverly cropped ones, the arm shapes in this show may not be simple to wear, but they make a big impact.
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In a corner, Hicks had piled bales of brightly colored fibre—orange, yellow—into a bulbous formation that called up all kinds of associations, from mountaineering to McDonald's ball pits.
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He called Mr. Max "America's painter laureate" and started in on a sales pitch for "Umbrella Man," a florid silhouette of the back of a bulbous man in the rain.
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He was drawn in front of Old Trafford at sunset, a black bag slung over his shoulder, the bulbous head of the World Cup trophy gleaming from the open zipper.
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"Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" — which includes a riff on 'N Sync's most snide anthem, "It Makes Me Ill" — is so bulbous and tart that it sounds jolly.
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The bulbous blue shape hanging down from the painting's top edge in "Untitled (A)" anticipates a shape that Paul Feeley began using in 523 in paintings such as "Kilroy" (1957).
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And though Grado prides himself at not having followed the crowds to products with exaggerated bass, the headphones push air down there and capture the nuance of the song's bulbous tones.
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When all was said and done, the effects weren't immediately noticeable, but I woke up the next day to find that my painful and bulbous pimples had significantly decreased in size.
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The Kate Spade Hampton Street Stemless Champagne glasses have bulbous bottoms and are tapered at the top, revealing a smaller mouth to hold in the wine's aromas, which they do nicely.
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Davidson's best-known inflatables, called "Lulus," are balloons squeezed and constricted by corsets, shaped into bifurcated bulbous masses by a taut rope, referencing either or both ends of the female torso.
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If the spirit of petty fighting took shape, it would be in the form of a bulbous orange monstrosity with googly eyes and an inability to stay upright while ice skating.
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The 302-foot long, uniquely shaped plane officially named the Martha Gwyn is more commonly known as "The Flying Bum" due to its interesting bulbous aesthetic resembling a...well, you know.
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As its name suggests, this desert viper's tail is specially adapted to look exactly like a fat, juicy spider, with a bulbous end and creepy long scales that resemble spider legs.
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Outside, bulbous forms engulf the entrance's austere geometric archway with what resembles two colossal lapping tongues, and they encircle the limestone tower of Glenview, the Victorian mansion on the museum grounds.
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But surely more have perished in the months since, as sheets of the bulbous-tipped seaweed—sometimes several feet deep—have become regular visitors to the country's eastern and southern shorelines.
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Dolphins, along with at least 65 species of toothed whales, use the acoustic fat in their bulbous heads to translate clicks bouncing off objects in the ocean into meaningful spatial awareness.
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Across wider China, however, the alien-searching aspect of FAST has caused much excitement, stoked by a huge astronomical museum near the structure that features statues of bulbous-headed humanoid aliens.
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"Dreamlands" starts with a bang: a 1977 film re-creation of Oskar Schlemmer's "Triadic Ballet" (1922), all blaring music, marionette choreography and bright bulbous costumes that turn the dancers into toys.
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She drew an octopus, its tentacles tangled above its bulbous head like the roots of an onion; then she imagined a monstrous kraken, gobbling the deck of a three-masted schooner.
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Accordingly, the eyes were painted to be large and bulbous and its skin was grey instead of blue, but that was only because it was "modeled on a corpse," Stiassny said.
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He loves jewels, typically wears multiple bracelets and necklaces and has bulbous rings — one shaped like a fox, another like a wolf — on all of his fingers except for his thumbs.
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Mr. Pesce took a slate blue vase with a bulbous base and a thin, translucent top edge and tossed it on the concrete floor, where it bobbed around before settling, unharmed.
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Pressing so hard that he builds up a layer of brightly-colored dust, Mr. Martin draws bulbous, organic shapes that call to mind an alien typesetter's case, or pleasantly squishy toys.
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It has stunted arms and, instead of legs, a bulbous stump—as if, in place of genitalia, the halves of the ass had continued all the way around to form two spheres.
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He spends most of his time tending to the thousands of plants destined for the Spheres, the 90-foot bulbous glass dome in the middle of Amazon's sprawling campus in downtown Seattle.
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In the "California Loop Series," which he began in 1969, he stretched glass into thin necklike shapes that ended in bulbous pods, often with rayon flocking applied to impart a matte finish.
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When I look at Guariglia's "Qaanaaq I," a photograph of the eponymous Greenland glacier, I don't see decaying outlines or flood zones but the bulbous texture and forms of the ice itself.
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Arizona: Prickly Pear Gelato At Tortilla Flat General StoreThe prickly pear cactus grows plentifully across the desert, and once late summer hits, its bulbous, purple-hued ends are ripe for the picking.
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The bulbous beast was originally going to be used by the US military for surveillance purposes in the Middle East, but now it's now floating around farms in England for final testing.
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But if Motorola is able to somehow beat out the shooter that's on the Galaxy S7—in daylight and lowlight—I will gladly love this bulbous little globe and eat my words.
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By creating a completely modular design – you can even disassemble the unit while its printing – ZMorph ensures that you can do more than just print Yoda heads on their bulbous little printer.
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A word like "onion," for example, is tightly linked to all five senses: Onions have a bulbous shape, papery skin that rustles, a bitter tang and a tear-inducing odor when sliced.
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By day, he was a dot etcher at lithography companies; on nights and weekends, he used oil paint to conjure a playfully surreal world of bulbous, barely dressed humans cavorting with nature.
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Drifting about the richly hued atmospheres of his paintings are flat silhouettes suggestive of prayer beads; the Buddhist temples called stupas; fans; lattices; medallions; and bulbous cartoony shapes, sometimes with glowing auras.
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In São Paulo, I also had cocktails made with the leaves of the pitanga tree, tonka beans (known as cumaru), and the bulbous yellow-orange fruit of the cashew tree, called caju.
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One that took the standard female silhouette — the kind that tends to be celebrated and shown off at just such gala moments — and distorted it into a series of expansive, bulbous curves.
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In the same year, the Comme-des-Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo presented the collection "Dress Meets body, Body Meets Dress," where body-hugging pieces were deformed through the use of bulbous paddings.
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The picture depicts an androgynous figure with a bulbous foot, leaning contemplatively on its left hand; it sits beside a cactus and beneath a sun that looks like a slice of lemon.
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But still, that happy, bulbous-nosed serenity – I end up retrofitting it in my mind, as if somehow this talking-style will be taken on to the court and turned into godlike tennis.
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But, given all the complexities of this great, bulbous sculpture, it was impossible to tell: Had some of those white bits broken off, or had they always been on the ground like that?
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With its distinctive bulbous nose, the saiga antelope is a relic of the Ice Age, once coexisting with now-extinct creatures such as wholly mammoths and saber-tooth tigers thousands of years ago.
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A new video, released by the company on Twitter, shows a recent drop test of the rocket's nose cone, the bulbous shell that shields the vehicle's satellite and then breaks away during flight.
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The reason for the folding is that our big bulbous brains likely had to evolve this capacity in order to fit inside our skulls, while also reducing wiring length and boosting cognitive function.
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In these settings, you can closely examine the range of materials incorporated into outfits, from the vividly colored raffia that form bulbous apparel to the papier-mâché pieces molded into animal-like props.
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I was always told I'd taken after my Greek dad, with my slightly bulbous tip and a crooked bridge but it gave me character at school in Essex, where I was a minority.
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There's a new food truck parked under the Brooklyn Bridge: it's big, it's bright yellow, it's... disturbingly bulbous, and it's giving out hot dogs — with your choice of ketchup or mustard — for free.
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And a little while afterward, SpaceX will also try to catch the Falcon 9's nose cone, or payload fairing, the bulbous structure that surrounds the satellites at the top of the rocket.
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Sailors also could have been trapped in compartments below deck, Schuster said, pointing out that container ships have a bulbous bow below the water line, which may have plowed into the US warship.
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There are outdoor showers (naturally), baobab trees (known as the tree of life in these parts, with a bulbous trunk and root-like branches) and an infinity pool set back from the sea.
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During the first attempt on Thursday to pump air into the module known as the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, or Beam, the bulbous, balloon-like structure did not expand as much as expected.
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"I hope that this is as tame as the shapes will be," he says, describing his second series, which is in the works, as bulbous and made from hard substances that appear cushiony.
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She rented a studio and designed inflatable architecturally scaled rubber and vinyl versions of bulbous forms, envisioning them as sculptures that could be attached to buildings, occupied, then folded up and put away.
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Harris's communications director, Lily Adams, shared a photo Thursday of her colleague sporting a suit, an undeniably bulbous bald head and a name label with the words, "Hi I'm VEGAN," written on it.
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RUTH ASAWA: LIFE'S WORK Asawa's bulbous, monochromatic wire sculptures achieve a generosity unusual for such formal minimalism, while her colorful works on paper are endearing compromises between adventure and restraint. Sept. 14-Feb.
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Each spring, the orchid, whose bulbous crimson body looks like an insect, releases a pheromone that tricks solitary male bees into thinking the plant is a mating partner — a key step for pollination.
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We enjoy a good, thicc pet: a bulbous, miraculously vertical cat with all his high-maintenance needs, the balloon of a dachshund who, thanks to a bizarre medical condition, had to be deflated.
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Her "Luck Lines" (2018), one of the show's best paintings, features a large red bulbous hand whose swirling lines have the texture of a refined woodblock, and give each finger its own personality.
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Soon after, she settled on her own distinctive style: wheel-thrown and slab-built vessels, alternately bulbous and blocky, often enlivened with cratered volcanic glazes in shades of green, blue, yellow and lavender.
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A recording of their topography, capturing every bulbous paint drip, was rendered in 3-D by a computer-numerical-control milling machine, which produced two hundred and forty panels of high-density polyurethane.
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Lewis nailed the physical manifestations of American male sentimentality—the watering eyes, the bulbous clench of the jaw when talking about fathers playing catch with their kids and soldiers coming home from war.
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Unlike many of Owens's crazier outings — like the bulbous, down-stuffed puffers that hunched shoulders in this show — the recognizable form of the suit allowed viewers to navigate their way through Owens's extremes.
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Which started with padded utilitarian suits and dresses in uniform gray, the backs puffed out into bulbous cocoons, an S-shaped seam tracing a curve down the front and back, necks funnel-shaped.
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Now combine that with racist imagery from the Jim Crow era Till lived in -- Sambo dolls with jet black skin and bulbous red lips, blacks eating watermelon -- being spread through popular culture every day.
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Its highlight is a series of drawings and photographs by Frederick Kiesler, the Austrian-American polymath whose Endless House — never completed — fused fine art, architecture, furniture and lighting design into a bulbous, unstable whole.
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Black widows make particularly good candidates for data from citizen researchers, the study&aposs authors wrote, because the bulbous, inky females with red spots on their bellies are so readily identifiable and unusual-looking.
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Using clay acquired from construction sites, Mr. Von Bruenchenhein made exquisite teacup-scale flowers and bulbous vases consisting of patched-together leaf forms, which he fired in the coal-burning stove at his home.
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It doesn't look bad and could look positively stellar if they smoothed out the overly bulbous fenders and gave the rear end a nip and tuck so it wasn't locked in a perma-frown.
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But when he pulled the burger out of that still-steaming paper sack, he saw that someone had drawn a cartoon pig on the wrapper, complete with bulbous eyes and a small black badge.
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He also experimented with exaggerated volumes, as seen in bulbous '60s-inspired taffeta dresses and gowns, while a carefree spirit of the Italian Riviera infused the collection with a sense of lightness and ease.
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For her breakthrough "Body Meets Dress, Dress Meets Body" (1997), Ms. Kawakubo created a collection that transformed the body with clothing enhanced by bulbous bumps placed in places meant to do anything but flatter.
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The exhibition skips over several decades to the present day, when Ms. Nilsson has taken to painting outsize women who manage to be both bulbous and graceful as they observe the world around them.
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This month a frequent visitor to Socrates Sculpture Park watched Mr. Ward installing "Bipartition Bell," a bulbous organic shape made of hammered copper dangling from a steel frame and reminiscent of the Liberty Bell.
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Featuring enigmatic hooded characters, bulbous shoes, and lonely landscapes, these figurative paintings that Guston is perhaps best known for represented a drastic shift from his previously abstract work, and were originally panned by critics.
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In Katy Perry, who did bulbous ruffles in pink Balmain (there was a lot of pink), which both made her look a bit like a hedge and was kind of toned down (for her).
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Like most career politicians on these shores, the book's centerpiece Anslinger — whose innocuous eye dashes and bulbous face hardens with a villain-style half-shadow built of pin-dots — prioritized revenue and reputation over everything.
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The kitchen counters are covered with jars of peanut butter and Pop Tarts and a family-size box of Frosted Flakes and protein powder in big bulbous jugs and a few spray bottles of Febreze.
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The inReach Explorer Plus is big and bulbous, coming in at 6.5 x 2.7 x 1.5 inches and weighing about half a pound, so ultralight hikers who really count every ounce will probably think twice.
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And as with the puppy, again, you might not like the woman down the street, but there's really no debating that choosing her is far and away a better outcome than the bulbous orange truck.
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"Glitter Vessel with Blue Neck Semicircles" (2016) is based, I believe, on a Roman flat-bottomed bottle with a low-slung, bulbous belly, a long, slightly tapered neck, and a sassy flair at the lip.
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Early 20023th-century newsreel footage accompanied 22002th-century crafts by Chalon-speaking artisans, as well as grimy assemblages, bulbous mid-century pottery and other eclectic items, culminating with a gargantuan plywood mural referencing 22155/22.
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Björk has performed in van Herpen's clothes, among them a dress, contoured with bulbous growths of reflective acrylic, that was part of a collection inspired by the forms of microorganisms that dwell on human skin.
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In the United States, the best-known example is Los Angeles, which is replacing its old bulbous street lamps that scattered light in every direction with newer, more efficient LEDs that only send light downward.
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Two unobjectionable depictions of Jews by Carpaccio alongside Bellini's "Drunkenness of Noah" highlight the latter's anti-Semitism: the patriarch's sons have caricature Jewish noses and the bulbous tip of Ham's is cruelly emphasised by light.
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It won't stay put in baby's mouth as well as brands that have a bulbous tip, but by the time your little one is a toddler, they can handle that part all on their own.
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She was a semiabstract painter whose works told domestic, often relationship-centered tales once you realized that her goofy bulbous, splayed or stretchy shapes also doubled as cartoonish figures, furniture, rooms and occasional speech balloons.
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Her paintings from the '70s — sinuous bodies that morph into mountains, bare nipples that juxtapose spiky leaves, bulbous fruits that echo curving belly shapes — represent women as sacred beings, powerful subjects of their own lives.
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Gary Lucas' Fleischerei Featuring Sarah Stiles: Music from Max Fleischer Cartoons (Cuneiform) The master guitarist's avant-garde playmates have included Stampfel, Pulnoc, Beefheart, the Beefheart repertory band Fast 'N' Bulbous, and bigger weirdos than that.
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Sing Irish rebel songs in the face of a confused and terrified kebab shop worker at 4AM, your breath reeking, your eyes pink and bulbous, your chin covered in charred chicken and bright green sick.
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And so for the second test, scheduled for June 8, 2015, he elected to go full ringsail: He replaced the disk with a slew of bulbous panels that gave the parachute a more intricate, rounded shape.
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I stood inches from our bulbous, decade-old TV and mimed Audrey Hepburn's marble-mouthed language; at 73, I begged my mother to take me to the opera and to etiquette classes at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Robin Williams is gone, the fun-loving genie of your youth is a distant memory, and this is what you're left with: Some kind of bulbous, CG monstrosity borne from the depths of the Uncanny Valley.
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Though I never would have admitted to my affection for a popular tourist attraction, I treasured the surprise of seeing this bulbous anomaly emerge in vistas that, without it, would look like fantasies of Old Europe.
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Claes Oldenburg used it to mock the macho subtext of space age dominance with "'Empire' ('Papa') Ray Gun" (1959), his bulbous, flimsy sculpture of a ray gun that seems about as threatening as a blow dryer.
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Domes are inherently strong and durable, so it also makes sense to build a drone with a similarly bulbous shape to help it survive crashes, collisions, and other accidents when an amateur pilot is at the controls.
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The sculptures depict women with scribbled faces and fantastically bulbous breasts having sex in a variety of positions, and each is displayed atop a concrete plinth, quite literally putting these daydreams of missed encounters on a pedestal.
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The Tool lamp's variously shaped metal drums are cast in an iron mold, refined using a lathe process and then secured at the top to a bulbous wood shaft crafted to recall the handles of sculpturing tools.
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He graduated into gluing thin layers of wood together, pioneering that process for sculpting, and later to 3D modeling and computer-guided lathes, routers and milling machines to carve bulbous and ellipsoidal furnishings that doubled as sculptures.
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The object of our affection is the collection's sterling silver link bracelet, rendered in the sturdy mercurial metal with a hidden clasp designed to blend in with the rest of the bulbous links for a seamless appearance.
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The women would negotiate a series of bulbous blue and red "slopers" (curved surfaces with little or no edge to them, held by skin friction alone) and "pinches" (which climbers squeeze with their hands like a vice).
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This little puppy of the sea was captured hitching a ride on the front of an unnamed ship that was heading into Melbourne, Australia on Monday morning, lying flat as a pancake along the vessel's bulbous bow.
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Their fever dreams feature lithe, pale female nudes with disproportionately tapered limbs, bulbous chests, and rounded bottoms who gesticulate, bathe, float, frolic and embrace in spaces illuminated by rosy whites, pale yellows, light greens, and bright orange.
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On a sheet of vellum 12½ inches by 16 inches, the document represents two fancifully styled trees with thick trunks and serpentine limbs bearing bulbous pieces of fruit inscribed with the names of family members in miniature letters.
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It helps a little that they come in black (also in "midnight blue" with yellow accents and "bright orange" with blue accents) and don't draw as much attention as the blinding white AirPods, but they're still abnormally bulbous.
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Propped up on angled legs or spheres that are as colorful and bulbous as tennis balls, they're draped with bricolages of fabric: patchworked cloth and vinyl, plump circles, and swaths of linen thickly stitched with purple and yellow.
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The odd wall bracket or plastered wall will hint at previous exhibitions, but there will be far less to please the eye than the display of Phyllida Barlow's bulbous rock and metal sculptures at last year's Art Biennale.
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Surrounded by a net and "seemingly tethered" to the gallery floor with ropes and sandbags, "The bulbous and comical form of 'Maebe' is at once trapped and yet on the verge of an escape," the wall text explains.
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Or in this case, hand-on: My left hand, placed palm down (and with great trepidation) on a bulbous nest of tapiba ants, attached to an imbaubeira tree on a trail off the Rio Negro in northern Brazil.
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And the New York-based line Puppets and Puppets presented several looks that were hyper-fitted above the waist and bulbous below it, playful parodies of Lacroix poufs from the gilded '80s and European royals from centuries prior.
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Beautiful and blond where all the other elves resemble bulbous-nosed Vulcans, all he wants is to be able to be himself (a dentist, in fact), instead of being forced to toil in Santa's soul-crushing toy factory.
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The apparent discovery that bees understand the concept of zero, or nothing, means these animals are smarter and more adaptable than we realized, and that big, bulbous brains aren't necessarily required to comprehend some seemingly complex or abstract ideas.
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The week the exhibitions opened, anti-transgender activists stuck up crude bulbous drawings of phalluses emblazoned with the slogan "women do not have penises" on the site, possibly in protest at the gender-bending nature of the Orlando show.
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While the AirPods feel safely anchored by the stem that follows the contour of my head, the O-Frees have bulbous protrusions that stick out a little further from the ears, making it harder to forget I'm wearing them.
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The bulbous new M200 also sports integrated GPS tracking and does the standard array of tracking, including steps, calories and sleep, though from the looks of it, it might be a bit big to attempt to wear to bed.
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The bulbous bodies of another new painting, Conflict, reminded me of Philip Guston, the beleaguered '60s painter who was blacklisted for jettisoning abstraction in favor of a then-unfashionable figuration, wielding the latter to skewer the loathed Richard Nixon.
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I felt the power of Hart's Beam, a self-made instrument that produces bulbous waves of sound, during the "Drums/Space," and was shocked at the overt experimentalism that was being lapped up by tens of thousands of people.
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Cracked and cratered, 17-mile-wide Pan is wearing a narrow, knife-edge fringe around its Equator, while 30-mile-wide Atlas is smooth and swaddled in a skirt that's so voluminous it mostly hides the moon's bulbous core.
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At first glance, Dr. McDonald was excited by a novel-looking parasitic Balanaflora with droopy, bulbous male flowers ("they latch onto this tree and have sex there") and a huge, feathery white blossom at the edge of a grotto.
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The theme was "Red to Filth," and BeBe came out with her face covered with some sort of glittering membrane, wearing a bulbous, equally encrusted gown that made her look like a lobster that got attacked by a diamond monster.
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What to make of her naked woman in profile in "ohne titel, januar 1995" ("untitled, january 1995," 1995, oil on canvas) with a yellow face, acid-green eye sockets, and big, bulbous breasts with nipples the size of small teacups?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HONG KONG — The cockroach, rust-hued, bulbous-bodied, fuzzy legs akimbo, that most dreaded of pests, awaits me near the entrance of Luke Ching's solo show, Liquefied Sunshine, at Blindspot Gallery in Hong Kong.
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We are led, segment by segment, to 1567 and to more characters, who stare at each other, at dead chickens hanging from trees, at bulbous and strangely illuminated tropical fruits, and at the sea — always the sea — with an indefinable tension.
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And what we think now is that it's actually caused by rosacea: the skin becomes inflamed, and if it progresses, it can become permanently red and inflamed, and can even become bulbous or change shape, and that's a disorder called rhinophyma.
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On a rocky island just off the coast of West Antarctica, ecologist Lars Boehme is standing face-to-face with a 1,500-pound elephant seal, eyeing the animal's bulbous nose and jowls to see if he's finished shedding his fur.
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Ever since then, the Japanese-born designer's work has favored the avant-garde over wearability, often exploring clothing's relationship to the body, warping and distorting the human form through sharp angles, bulbous protrusions or Stay Puft Marshmallow Man-like proportions.
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Excised from the show's painstaking, painterly cinematography — explicitly developed to capture Mr. Malek's every facial nuance, right down to using curved lenses to accentuate his beautifully bulbous eyes — Elliot finally looks as out of place in the world as he feels.
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Instead of a big round bulbous tip on the end like many pacifiers, the Tommee Tippee "closer to nature" design is a bit larger at the tip but is totally symmetrical and narrows into the base without a big curve.
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Simone Rocha offered a baby pink version in a bulbous shape, similar to that of her signature voluminous dresses, while Luke and Lucie Meier of Jil Sander created theirs from buttery leather in pastel yellow and a range of neutral hues.
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But if you can get over their bulbous size and middling battery life, you'll find a pair of true wireless earbuds that sound very good â€" better than AirPods, in my opinion â€" whether you're at your desk, running, or working out.
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The rounded shape and split key design align your hands and wrists in an anatomically correct position while the bulbous curvature of the palm rest rotates your wrists slightly outward (although this rotation isn't quite as noticeable as that of the Microsoft Sculpt).
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We've known for a while now that Will Smith's blue, bulbous, questionably top-knotted incarnation of the Genie in Disney's live-action Aladdin would be extremely cursed, an issue exacerbated by the news that he would apparently be rapping in the remake.
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John Craxton's "Pastoral for J.W." (1948) is a Cubist joy; intense colour in crowded scenes by Edward Burra are riveting, especially his "Soldiers at Rye" (1941) which exudes both attraction and threat, its soldiers depicted with strange bulbous bodies and Venetian carnival masks.
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"Incredible" succeeds more as pure pageantry, a parade of Mr. Dzama's fantastical designs: feathered and winged concoctions for the Four Seasons; flat, bobbling, spiral-emblazoned tutus for the Nine Muses; bulbous shimmering dresses for 11 children from the School of American Ballet.
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Right now, on the website for Edible Arrangements, you can purchase a bouquet of cut fruit featuring cartoon-style flowers cut from pineapple with bulbous cantaloupe centers, with leafy moons of honeydew and fat strawberry roses, dotted with sprigs of shiny red grapes.
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The VW Type 2 minibus, icon of the hippies, is technically still produced today, though the modern VW T vans look nothing like the bulbous buses you picture with surfboards on the roof, guitars in the rear, and hair flowing out the windows.
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Carlos Morera and Max Martin, the proprietors of the Los Angeles-based Cactus Store , were arranging their wares—which included squat and bulbous specimens, abloom with pink flowers; furrowed Yoda-like varieties, fuzzed with chalky bristles; and tall columns with menacing spikes.
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At H0L0, a dark basement in Ridgewood, Queens, he convened a team of string and mallet players — the vibraphonist Joel Ross, the harpist Brandee Younger, the cellist Tomeka Reid and the bassist Dezron Douglas — to create bristling, bulbous music with an electric pulse.
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Titled "Semaphore" (Hydrocal, Flashe, acrylic and latex paint on plywood armature; 72 x 12 x 13 inches), it's essentially a narrow plywood plank with a bulbous midsection, mitered at the top and bottom for stability and festooned with inscrutable, flattish, chalk-white objects.
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" In "Wake Up (1981), one of the first multi-part, shaped paintings Murray made at the beginning of the decade, a coffee cup with two handles is painted across three panels whose inner edges are zigzagged, while their outer edges are bulbous and rounded.
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Yet Norwegian artist Tori Wrånes not only embraces the term, but actively transforms herself into troll-like characters in her exquisite performances, sometimes donning purple and white fur-like hair, and other times wearing a bulbous mask while riding a hoverboard and playing a flute.
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Inflatables are vibrant, bulbous, and bouncing forms of cartoonish art in Jimmy Kuehnle's world of whimsy, This summer, his blow-up sculptures will take over the Hudson River Museum's limestone Victorian home, Glenview, as well as the brutalist concrete spaces of its modern wing.
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In hues of pink, green, deep red, blue, the coral glowed nearly all the way to the ceiling, some looking like tall trees with stretched, curved hands for fingers, while others were globular and bulbous, swollen with color and folding into themselves, like replicating cells.
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There was nothing overtly explicit at Foxy Production's booth, yet, standing next to Petra Cortright's resin sculpture, with Sascha Braunig's bulbous but delicate abstract paintings working off the same juicy color palette, it was hard to see a giant berry and not a yonic oraphase.
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Imagine the scene; tech-house die-hards embracing psytrance burn-outs, bulbous-eyed gabber maniacs tenderly linking arms with Avicii stans, DJ Sneak going twos on a Camel with everyone he's ever pissed off, all before the emergent messiah of a club-ready Sheeran.
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Two of the seven pieces in EARTH POTENTIAL feature just one scientific image rather than a pair — one is a bulbous cluster of orange stem cell embryos, the other a towering, pale pink strand of E. coli bacteria — and they are the show's most abstract and ambiguous.
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Should an air-defence radar lock on to it with malicious intent, though, the drone will follow the radar signal to its source and the warhead nestled in its bulbous nose will blow the drone, the radar and any radar operators in the vicinity to kingdom come.
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By the mid-nineties, they were hanging from ship keels, turbines, and propellers in bulbous, tumorlike masses, encrusting docks and piers, clogging water pipes and sanitation systems, and washing ashore in such numbers that, on some beaches, you could walk on a solid bar of shells.
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Randy Polumbo, an artist who has a house in Joshua Tree, led me up the vertigo-inducing ladder of his upside-down fuselage, which he planted on two lots at the biennale and which blossoms into a bulbous cage from which you can see for miles.
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In the hushed-toned dining room, his minimalist rectangular dining table, in a muted Breche marble, takes pride of place among nubuck leather chairs by the Italian designer Willy Rizzo and is topped by a bulbous bright blue vase by the local designer Jean-Baptiste Fastrez.
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"If people think climate change is just a theory, they should just look at that wonderful thermometer in the field that's called corals and that'll tell them differently," said Vaughan, whose laboratory works with TNC and produces 1,000 corals a day, including bulbous brain and mountain corals.
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It went through several different designs over the years, and slowly morphed into more of a sedate sedan by the time it was discontinued in 1997... ...Two years later, though, Mercury brought the Cougar back with a leaner, sportier design with quirky touches, such as bulbous headlights and taillights.
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There, through September 15, Summer Studio offers visitors intimate access, in the house's various rooms, to works by such artists as Mike Goodlett, whose sensuous sculptures made, surprisingly, of concrete and Hydro-Stone (gypsum cement) tease the imagination with bulbous protuberances exuding an air of fecundity and, well, sex.
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Sporting what looks the kind of mesh fabric used on a Google Home Mini and Home Max, with a trio of legs and a weird bulbous shape, the Galaxy Home is what I imagine a HomePod might look like if it was designed by little gray space aliens.
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LG's use of bright and vibrant colors here could be a hint pointing to new display technology — a switch to an OLED screen, perhaps — and the bulbous shapes floating in the background could also be related to Android Marshmallow, the overwhelmingly likely candidate for the G5's operating system.
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All high-end VR headsets look bulky, but the Vive is in a league of its own: a bulbous, pockmarked face mask with a braid of wires running straight out the top and over your head, its straps a few inches short of forming a full wetsuit hood.
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One book that made important headway into understanding why penises have a bulbous glans at the end—instead of just being a nondescript cylinder, or even a hollow cone of the sort that is used during artificial insemination—is journalist Jesse Bering's Why Is the Penis Shaped Like That?
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He wore a bald cap to resemble Walter White again, but his head shape didn't quite match with his previous look"We also had to get a little digital (effects) help to shrink Bryan's head so it didn't look bulbous with the bald cap on," Gilligan told USA Today.
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The most arresting glass structure in the city, though, may well be the Amazon Spheres (technically titled Amazon's The Spheres), three conjoined, bulbous conservatories filled with more than 211,212 plants from nearly 12 different species, that opened this January as part of the online behemoth's downtown Seattle headquarters.
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The first rays of a new day's sun reveal what is making the noise: large brown birds more than twice the size of a barnyard chicken, strutting and shaking while thrusting bulbous yellow air sacs out of their chests, and fanning a fantastic spread of pointy tail feathers.
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"Timeless" and his other early recordings established the imperatives that would always guide him: Whether playing with sparse accompaniment or a clutch of other chordal instruments, he tended to play a melodic role, tracing bulbous shapes or sheer lines, and rarely beefed up his solos with chunks of harmony.
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Announced at Google's Pixel 22.4 hardware event, Nest Wifi is composed of a new, bulbous "Router" and a separate similarly shaped "Point" that now extend your coverage 20203 percent further than the previous generation — which Google claims is enough for a 22020,2299 square foot home with one Router and one Point.
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Munroe's subjects — fitted with a bright yellow decorated glove, patched jeans, scraps of cartoon figures from found fabric, Disney Band-Aids, beads and silk threads used as curtains in the Caribbean, a festive Mickey Mouse hat, and Pinocchio's large bulbous nose — personify the odd, ostracized other by calling attention to themselves.
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And to think, all this takes place in a strange world where what looks like a '50s suburban home, an 1880s mining town, and a seeming copy-paste of the southern Arizona desert reside in a dome on a clearly alien planet with purple, bulbous rocks and planets looming overhead.
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Even Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, in an otherwise moody show she termed "the gathering of shadows" that featured strapped-on bulbous leather appendages that alternately obscured and revealed tropes of coy femininity, decorated a tailcoat beneath a giant bulletproof bra vest with drawer pulls, hat hooks and — knockers.
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In late 2014, luxury toy brand LELO released the PicoBong Transformer, a firm but flexible 24-inch silicon rod with bulbous heads at either end with motors in them, which was explicitly marketed as an inclusive device one could turn into whatever one's body, or a partner's body, needed or desired.
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Instead of an alabaster cave in Santorini, or a swank penthouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side, or a Beverly Hills estate dripping with intrigue, the most visited Airbnb in the world is a squat cabin with a bulbous, mushroom-shaped roof in the sleepy Northern Californian coastal town of Aptos.
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Either the puppy is going to be looked after by a very nice woman who you might not be that keen on, but who seems to have the puppy's best interests at heart, or the puppy is going to be run over by a bulbous, bright-orange truck, and smushed to smithereens.
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Tang Chang was a contemporary of the founding Concrete poet Haroldo de Campos, and his forays into abstraction immediately succeeded Jackson Pollock's death; his work brings to mind the bulbous shapes of Robert Motherwell's Elegy series and the elegance of Lala Rukh's drawings, another artist who mined the formal qualities of calligraphic notation.
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Although the fruit is now most frequently associated with the female anatomy, our literary ancestors picked up on the fact that a bulbous cherry pressed up against pouting lips looks like the tip of a dick, and that a pair of cherries dangling over an open mouth resembles another, slightly hairier pair.
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Consuelo Castiglioni took the stuffing out of structure in not-so-simple layers of basic separates (jackets and shirts and jumpsuits and dresses) all hung with bulbous saddle bags at the waist, and used nautical ropes to shirr unexpected shapes into a dress's drape, so they suggested the safari that is everyday life.
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A bell curve displays the scores — highly functional, social, and emotional results fall within the thin right-hand side of the curve; those exhibiting average characteristics somewhere in the bulbous middle; and those with mild or significant delays in responding to tests fall within the thin portion on the left-hand side.
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If we're lucky, Aibo's return means we're closer to the bulbous, pastel metropolis conjured by Janet Jackson in one of the most forward-leaning music videos of its time, "Doesn't Really Matter," from 2000, in which the plastic canine crossed over to MTV, and the video director Joseph Kahn sparked a decade of pop aesthetics.
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With its narrow height, it's an ideal setting for a cluster of suspended, bulbous, basketlike sculptures from the 1950s and '60s by the California-born Ruth Asawa, a self-described knitter-with-wire, whose art was long dismissed by the mainstream market as too crafts-like and is only beginning to find a wide audience now.
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Named after a track from Portuguese hard rockers Xarhanga that starts with the call "Acid, not meth," the album contains 18 tracks from bands with names like Sunn Cycle, Purple Sun, The Ritual, Mass Tempe, and the Kansas-based Bulbous Creation whose "Hooked" is a psych doom warning about the dangers of drug use and dependance.
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As R. Douglas Fields explored in a 2017 article for Quanta Magazine, they were added as part of an essential system against theft in the turbulent time following World War II. Cajal's subjects were, of course, always dead, such as the drowned man whose axons of Purkinje neurons show various levels of degeneration in their darkly shaded, bulbous forms.
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Clean, with classic white tile, Kiehl's products and a vintage toothbrush holder too small for today's bulbous handles, there is nothing especially noteworthy about this water closet — other than the fact that, despite California's drought, the hot water took so long to warm up I worried that my shower, in a basic tub, might have to be cold.
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" So I mentioned to my daughter's teacher that I felt a little daunted by dressing my daughter as one of the fuzzy, bulbous creatures from the Dr. Seuss books, and she steered me toward printing out a photo of a red fish and taping it to her shirt, as in "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
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