"I've had all these notes, scribbles, false starts," he says.
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Nothing says "professional business document" quite like finger drawn scribbles.
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The paintings at Journal first call to mind childhood scribbles.
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She scribbles formulas on heaps of paper and a blackboard.
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Rhoda was finding the same thing, but in children's scribbles.
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"Saturday scribbles," he captioned a post of one of his paintings.
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A whiteboard displayed scribbles from a presentation on the carbon cycle.
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She included — and framed — her son's actual scribbles and soiled nappies.
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Twombly scribbles, viscous red ribbons that belong in an ad for Cognac.
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The studies were covered with scribbles by the time he was done.
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You just start writing, and your text or scribbles appear for everyone else.
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GIFs can also be augmented with the usual emoji, text, colored scribbles etc.
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Sticky Notes are backed by Cortana, which will automatically recognize appointment-based scribbles.
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The digitizer is sensitive enough to detect scribbles through a stack of paper.
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They appeared in his scribbles in red marker all over his apartment walls.
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On a budget but still want to digitize your scribbles as a backup?
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By the end, he has seven pages of scribbles and scrawls and sketches.
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Sarah Scribbles is one that just love, and she does these little stories.
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There are also new functions such as Live Messages, which turns your scribbles into .
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"I've never heard of this disease," you protest as he scribbles out a prescription.
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Harding's website Lab Scribbles is a test to see if this idea could work.
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Scribbles on a monumental white board in one area contained algorithms and personalization ideas.
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Andersen started her Sarah Scribbles webcomic while at art college and soon attracted a following.
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In the photo, he's holding up a sheet of paper with some scribbles on it.
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The child, who has albinism, scribbles away in a book, oblivious to her mother's concerns.
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So far, Mr. Read and his colleagues have responded only with a variety of scribbles.
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" Yvette scribbles her number on a piece of paper and hands it to Rae. "Here.
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The white towel is covered in cartoonish blue scribbles of penises and vaginas, breasts and butts.
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His aggressively un-pretty abstraction, his signature scrawling scribbles—all this perplexed audiences and divided critics.
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It housed my to-do lists, class assignments, due dates, phone numbers, scribbles — you name it.
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They confirm how Murray's often complex paintings could begin in quick, almost automatist scribbles and sketches.
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If this becomes reality, your scribbles can soon be part of an ever-changing wall display.
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Lebe's Scribbles series depicts urn-like vases emanating hand-drawn spirals of light, like departed spirits.
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He holds up a drawing for all to see — a curious doodle, composed of frantic scribbles.
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The work runs the gamut of shapes painted in hues of saturated color, gradients, scribbles, to drips.
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It essentially lets you geocache your 3D scribbles so anyone else can find, appreciate and share them.
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But my first impression is that I'm better off with paper, a pen, and my messy scribbles.
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PopSugar reports that redditor lrebs19 saw some suspicious scribbles on Kevin's (Justin Hartley) fake prescription for fentanyl.
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At a window seat, I pulled out some scribbles and reconsidered where I wanted them to go.
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There's this one angry dude who drinks Diet Coke and scribbles angrily into a yellow legal pad.
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"I can't think straight — I can only think in swirls and scribbles," he wrote about the experience.
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Kemp, with her pell-mell charm and seductive scribbles, reminds me most of all of Edward Lear.
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I would like to see illustrated children's books that are not just these stupid little cartoony scribbles.
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This one is more of what Sarah Scribbles fans love — adorable, hilarious comics about the awkwardness of life.
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Back of the envelope scribbles indicate that True Ventures scored an estimated ~44X multiple on its seed investment.
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First he created some digital "scribbles" in order to set the mood, colors and angles for each scene.
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He keeps track of all the transactions in scribbles on lined pages of an orange spiral-bound notebook.
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So as kid scribbles across its plastic surface, the drawing tool traces patterns and designs in the sand.
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The main perks are that your scribbles can be converted into a neater note that's more easily read.
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The density of the scribbles gives weight to the forms, as well as distinguishes them from each other.
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After college, Opening Ceremony and Nike asked him to stitch his signature scribbles on varsity jackets and denim.
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Then I noticed something stuck between two pages: a torn, weathered bit of notebook paper with ballpoint scribbles.
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Too emotionally rigid to confront even this minor entanglement, he scribbles a goodbye letter and hits the road.
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In the well-worn spines of her notebooks, for example, or the hasty scribbles across her LaCie Rugged drives.
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The random scribbles that are applied to receipts and digital screens have long ceased to protect purchasers from fraud.
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Andersen's semi-autobiographical comic, Sarah Scribbles, depicts an alternative girl humorously contending with insecurity and the awkwardness of life.
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I know this as, on opening the game's box today, sheets of lined A4 spill out, full of scribbles.
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This type of interviewer barely glances at you as s/he scribbles notes on your answers on a clipboard.
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A few hours before his town hall meeting, Davis scribbles on a whiteboard, outlining a path to 5,000 votes.
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Their pink glow reflects off the surfaces of the other vitrines, marking the scientific specimens with abstract pink scribbles.
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He unfurls a mellifluous, heartfelt profession of love, which Tony scribbles down ravenously, capping it with his own signature.
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The master of whispers scribbles a bunch of raven scrolls telling of Jon's parentage and rightful claim to the throne.
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Mr. D'Alessandro tracks the same data points, but scribbles them on giant sheets of paper taped to an office wall.
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"Ubu" (1949), a sleek and mesmerizing oil painting, is based on random scribbles Kelly had made on his own thigh.
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At the writing desk, he appears to have flashes of inspiration and scribbles so fast he writes off the page.
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There's something really addictive about watching the scribbles bounce across the screen too, reacting to and informing the electronic beats.
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Be it geometrical prints or psychedelic scribbles, these peel-and-stick designs adds color and intrigue for very little effort.
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And in master classes, she scribbles notes for her students onto her tablet, saving a separate file for each player.
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One day I brought some 6 x 8-inch index cards with me and just started doing scribbles – automatic writing.
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But when I failed my Middle Egyptian midterm junior year, it wasn't because my snake scribbles looked more like ferrets.
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This might sound derogatory, but many artists, like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Cy Twombly, have done great work with scribbles.
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When I first got there, copies of American Cosmo arrived at the newsstands sporting black marker scribbles over bare midriffs.
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And with the smart crop feature, you can save a specific piece of writing drowning in a sea of random scribbles.
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One fairly impressive one automatically does OCR on your scribbles and turns them into actual text — again with a little animation.
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In the case of Magomed Abdusalamov, he scribbles his decisions: 60 days for the facial laceration; "indefinite" for the nasal injury.
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Now, in addition to taps, heartbeats, emoticons, doodles and quick responses, you've got scribbles, which may be more useful than most.
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When Amrich finished, he revised his scribbles into a professional document and asked his dad to fax it to GamePro magazine.
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She shares a bedroom with Jon, a brooding farmhand who furiously scribbles journals mythologizing his affair with Sol's caustic cousin, Asta.
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Consider that in this week's episode as "Dougie Jones" scribbles ladders, staircases and lines on page after page of insurance paperwork.
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But the notebooks also contain, intermittently but often, the scribbles of a harried, logistically minded mother: reminders about bills and birthdays.
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The light out my window dimmed as I tried different iterations, eventually landing on something that felt like me: a big loopy E followed by large scribbles cascading into smaller scribbles, exploding into a D that sweeps around, hits the E, strikes through the center of itself to cross a previously planted F, and ends in a dashed line.
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In addition to those scribbles, the developed photo, called Maternal Line, also includes imprints of Varga's grandmother's hand, and intentional saliva smears.
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It also gives the Spark iOS app vastly improved search capabilities if you're terrible at keeping all of your scribbles organized.[Wacom]
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After all, it's just the messy crayon scribbles we made as kids blown up to a bigger canvas with messier paint involved.
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The scribbles would often be basic notes like "I hate Mondays!" or "Happy Friday!" with many people adding "+1" to express approval.
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There is something electric about watching a sequence of scribbles take over so much newsprint, erasing information with a blur of emotion.
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Recently, an organization representing local governments in the UK said "illegal" tattooists should face tougher punishments for doing permanent scribbles on children.
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Judges sometimes ban the use of electronics in the courtroom altogether, forcing reporters to rely on their own scribbles on a notepad.
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Now, I watch as our daughter's blonde ringlets rest on her 2-year-old back as she scribbles with a neon crayon.
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When I had dinner with Leshchenko one night this spring, he showed up with a thick logbook full of barely intelligible scribbles.
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Or for these blue scribbles, she adds a cerulean greenish-blue underneath, and then restores it to a rectilinear piece of paper.
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It seems innocent enough until you see the version making its way around Reddit with a few scribbles drawn to look like hands.
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We thought we'd seen everything — from pierced tips to surrealist scribbles — but a new micro-trend has emerged on our Insta feed: #jellynails.
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Her speculation was set against a backdrop of rearview creepshots, with a few barely there scribbles added to blot out actual facial features.
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My notebook was full of the kind of scribbles that might accompany a documentary on contemporary America: police brutality; Tesla; Freud; the NSA.
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You tweet "my springtime days are over, fuck that season for life," and Drake scribbles something in his planner with a red pen.
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Eventually, habitual doodling in his notebooks led to a concerted drive to make, of these casual scribbles, the artifacts we know as art.
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If you look closely at the earlier Kovacs-Elder fight scene, you'll notice Poe scribbles something onto a piece of paper before disappearing.
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In an effort to protect his son, the father scribbles something on a piece of paper and pushes it into his son's pocket.
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He invented what are now called Feynman diagrams, hieroglyphic scribbles that make it easier for lesser minds to perform calculations using his theories.
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Children's scribbles may appear random but they often repeat shapes, like the mandala or the Greek cross, that suggest the beginning of language.
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Scribbles by Rick Rubin, Harry Styles, and legendary visual artist Damien Hirst adorn the space—but one panel is empty save for one name.
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Hazy falsettos and warm guitar scribbles spill forth, as Borcherdt's sighed phrasing rises to meet harmonies from his wife and collaborator Anna Edwards-Borcherdt.
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I leave my phone on the nightstand at night and I often find hundreds of scribbles open on the notepad when I wake up.
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She was always writing things down and, in her room, she had left many notebooks filled with what looked to Oghi like meaningless scribbles.
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Based on one of Ross' sage mantras ("We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents"), the lightheartedgamehas players rework nonsensical scribbles into tiny artworks.
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It looks like one of those viral photo series where a dad takes the bizarre imaginings of his kid's scribbles and makes them IRL.
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Moretti scribbles a simple chart: One axis represents the density of pine trees in an area, the other the difficulty of implementing potential remedies.
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But since your scribbles are all saved to the cloud, you can also edit your text on your iPhone, wherever the muse seizes you.
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Whether such lamps are genuinely limber or just look it, they call up nostalgic feelings about schooners, Christmas decorations and Etch-a-Sketch scribbles.
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If a group is large or fumbles around with its gear before starting to play, she might manage "just a few scribbles," she said.
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These lines are mere suggestions to border the colors splashed haphazardly on the screen with noticeable strokes of paint of scribbles of colored pencil.
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Have you ever thought about using these scribbles and forms and patterns as a kind of repository of mark-making in your own work?
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All of my scribbles get picked up — accurately — by the tablet, and on the Android version I can even take notes with the screen off.
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Left behind, on a wall in the dining room, was a poster with blue and yellow scribbles that the students had filled out during dinner.
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When reMarkable's cloud-based AI finds your scribbles inscrutable, the translation can be a bit sloppy, but you can always share your notes as a PDF.
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He mixes these improvisational scribbles with catalogues of abstract symbols and clumps of black lines that hover on the edge of figuration without committing to it.
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"I'm absolutely mortified," she says, showing me where the stall's varnish has started to bubble from the paint stripper used to clean away the vandals' scribbles.
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This company is demonstrating holographic communication, handwriting recognition that turns scribbles into calendar appointments, and AI that can tell if a person looks happy or sad.
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For $0.99 you get all the editorial corrections you're your heart desires, including it's and its; lose, loose, and losing; and various scribbles and crossing-outs.
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Kimberly also shared photos from the vacation, including one where Joshua and Annabel pose with scribbles on the side of a rock that were dated Dec.
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He can move from subtle shading and tonal shifts to tiny squiggles and scribbles in the blink of an eye, from masterly draftsmanship to the cartoony.
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Lost in its own political signals, chain migration has become a collective Mad Lib: Everyone scribbles in whatever definition of it might generate a good line.
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We got the awesome actor at LAX Friday when Charlie our photog made the observation ... when Tom scribbles his name it looks similar to a penis.
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Each painting is vertically positioned on the walls, with gold, silver, and copper leaf generously applied to each canvas and automatist scribbles etched into the varied surfaces.
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His spreads for Art & Project Bulletin, mounted on the wall, show various diagrams and instructions for creating cubes, arched lines within squares, or packs of dense scribbles.
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If you don't cook, though, the steps of turning a chunk of cauliflower into the base of a "pizza," for example, might result in some incoherent scribbles.
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To me, her impact was most visible in the remarkably un-LeWittian Scribbles drawings, which he made in the last two years of his life (2005–07).
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But when Elio scribbles a private rebuke in a notebook, chastising himself for responding harshly toward Oliver, it's as if he were writing an apologetic love letter.
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Police received a complaint of spray-painted "scribbles" on the memorial, though there didn't seem to be anything specific written, assistant city manager Adam Blowers told CNN.
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Installed beneath the staircase, "American Beauty" is exaggerated with doodled stars and streamer-like scribbles, infusing it with an interdisciplinary immediacy that feels both classic and contemporary.
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Played out in jiggling scribbles and bouncing brightness, she's the lead of Girls Night Out, a short animation that pushes women and their desires firmly to the forefront.
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The surreal elements are made even more vivid by Plympton's distinctive style of animation, characterized by scribbles that uncomfortably wiggle in place even as the characters stay still.
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In return, Box calmly walks over to his whiteboard full of open cases, and dramatically scribbles "MURDER" next to Naz's name, thus officially charging him with Andrea's death.
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To remind himself of the details of a case, he wrote small one- or two-word scribbles on scraps of paper and planted them around his hotel room.
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Mr. Cloud scribbles the addresses of informational websites along the frames and adds thick impasto brush strokes as well as his signature, inserted on a piece of cardboard.
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Inspired by Yves Saint Laurent and the couturiers of yesterday, the backdrop featured a 2-D studio complete with mock sketches in rainbows of magic-marker style scribbles.
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"[The cops] are really good at twisting your words around, put them in different spots, straight up lie," he wrote in a letter riddled with scribbles and textspeak.
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My first attempt was to transcribe the dots and dashes myself, but my hearing was not up to the task, and the resulting scribbles couldn't produce anything coherent.
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"This is not new to her at all," she jokes, dragging out the last two words as if to underline them in the scribbles of thick black pen.
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Some scribbles, however, were more rewarding than others: Doodling sent the greatest amount of blood flow to the brain, followed by free-hand drawing, and coloring the mandala.
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He controls how he prepares, practices and plays — and what he scribbles on the notes he writes for himself after arriving at the Broncos' complex here every morning.
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Then he scribbles on them and his notes fly around the building — often creating the need for additional briefings and meetings on the issues that grab his attention.
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So when I get home from the theater with my notebook bristling with scribbles like "what is happening?" and "kill me now," I ask myself a few questions.
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Among its best new features is its handwriting-to-text tool that was able to instantly convert even our sloppiest scribbles to text and works with 25 languages.
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Referencing the recipe cards now, there are pan sauce drippings splattered all over the place, corners bent in haste, and scribbles in the margins where I made adjustments.
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Fortunately, Neil's scribbles catch the attention of Julia (Hannah Marks), who is a year older and just happens to write hot-and-heavy fan fiction of her own.
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But they're fodder for Mont, who carries around a red sketchbook filled with portraits and scribbles, and who eventually transforms a world of loss into touchingly reflexive art.
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In one astonishing sequence, an overwhelmed Kaguya flees into the wilderness and the art itself frays apart, the lines becoming jagged and sketchy, movement rendered in vicious scribbles.
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Here, by a blackboard filled with arrows, scribbles and circles, and surrounded by hundreds of color-coded files and books, I do my work as a historian of psychiatry.
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Ignore this and it goes away and the photo is saved as normal, but tap on it and you can add some text or scribbles before storing it away.
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These weren't just scribbles on paper, either; Allen eventually gained the courage to perform them for other prisoners, who began to view him as a voice for their struggle.
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Mnuchin told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that he felt compelled to polish his scribbles after a dinner where everybody signed the menu and he realized nobody could read his name.
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She told Harvard graduates the experience and the "scribbles" of others she came across at Amnesty International made the short-lived job the most important experience of her life.
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Of course, you can add your own commentary, scribbles and other decorations on top of this "sticker," as you can today when sharing a photo to an Instagram Story.
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The Spark (and the three new products) store everything you write and then upload your scribbles to your iOS or Android device when you next sync it via Bluetooth.
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Chattery samples make their way across the audio field and synthesizer lines trace graceful arcs, but they never feel overcrowded, a collection of thoughtful marks rather than anxious scribbles.
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An ice queen mask lets its chilly wearer "breathe" frost, and another with geeky glasses scribbles math equations along the top of the screen as you record a video.
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Notes, doodles, and scribbles can then be exported in a range of formats (including JPG, PNG, and PDF), and sent off to other services like Dropbox, OneNote, and Evernote.
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The same is true on the bench, where, in courtside huddles, players try to keep up with frantic scribbles — the X's and O's that often result in blank stares.
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At night, she scribbles sad lyrics like "see the animal in her cage you've built" in her notebook, then composes tunes for them on her gently pink-hued piano.
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Aside from some unexplained red balloons on the floor when the show begins, the room's main decorative accents are wall-filling, smudged scribbles and drawings of half-formed faces.
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Working on the floor, he covers the boards with swooshes, loops, scribbles, and jagged squares of brightly colored pastel and black ink, as well as the occasional stray handprint.
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Signs of discontent are everywhere, from a poster in an office window reading "Thanks FBI" to scribbles of "Fuck Trump" on every Pret a Manger in a five-mile radius.
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His limited edition "4-Color Pen Ball" (2016) has each of its panels filled in with scribbles in one of four standard, ballpoint pen colors: red, green, black and blue.
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These lines and rings showed the landscape to be a palimpsest, the page of a book written and erased and rewritten over and over, a mess of crosshatches and scribbles.
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With the help of the loyal Woody (voiced as always by Tom Hanks) she slaps together Forky (Tony Hale), a spork who comes alive once Bonnie scribbles her name on him.
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His signature works are monumental canvases filled with gestural loops, bursts, and scribbles, words and their erasure; paintings that feel simultaneously heroic, sweeping, even classical, while also childlike and inward-looking.
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Alongside the bricolage monuments to ancient Iraqi civilization, Rakowitz also displays drawings with scribbles about individual objects, like the Mona Lisa of Nimrud, that perished for whatever reason in recent history.
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Though still in the early stages of its development, the technology promises to turn sketches and scribbles instantly into web pages, polished documents or anything else that needs to be published.
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All five of Mr. Newman's pieces, with their blurred edges, soft textures and formal instability, create a complex and active context for Jo Nigoghossian's austerely spectacular duet of black steel scribbles.
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Believing him a prodigy — an awareness of the difference between poets and pretenders is both her gift and her curse — Lisa scribbles down his words as if delivered by a seer.
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Set in a white shoe box covered with scribbles in the style of Cy Twombly — the scenic design is by Andrew Lieberman — it breathes instead of hyperventilates, until its brutal conclusion.
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Mont moves in too and it's there that he will at last turn his ideas — the scribbles and delicate drawings that fill his red notebook — into a climatic, reflexive theatrical performance.
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The facial features are little more than scribbles and the hand a crude mitt, but the figure unfolds across the small canvas with the gravity of mountains under a low sun.
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BB: One of her earlier books is What Children Scribble and Why, where she goes into the world of scribbles and tries to make sense of them in a semiotic way.
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If the next Great American Novel is strewn upon your desk in stacks of papers and Post-It notes marked up with half-legible scribbles, meet your saving grace: Storyist for Mac.
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You mustn't shove it down our throats by posting it on your story with a GIF or scribbles over it, concealing the very thing we just might have been interested in seeing.
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Under the painting's surface are rough pencil scribbles that dictated where tiles should be laid to outline the scraggle of Whitten's hair and bare curve of his smile under that thick mustache.
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Jennifer Berdahl, who studies workplace sexual harassment at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business, calls the site "a really exciting development," comparing it to the scribbles on bathroom walls.
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"I had the privilege of reading this work when it was still a collection of scribbles," said Gaudêncio Torquato, a political scientist who is a friend of Mr. Temer's and an adviser.
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An impressive display of Pollock's drawings, at the booth of the stalwart Washburn Gallery, includes both early, Picassoid scribbles — think bulls and ghouls — and a delicately worked sketch on a cigarette box.
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She was going into this nexus of gobbledygook and nonsense, with very little support, and she winds up finding that within scribbles are repeating shapes, like the mandala or the Greek cross.
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Many of the scribbles are incorporated into this densely detailed work—Mr Dant calls it an "encyclopaedic compendium" of his experience—which depicts artefacts of the general election enshrined as in a museum.
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In fact, some intrepid reddit users who analyzed the scribbles on Richard's whiteboard in the preview video for the next episode have seemingly found clues that suggest he's at least considering mesh networking.
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Slip a pad of paper onto the touch panel, start drawing with Lenovo's pen (using real ink!), and your analog scribbles will be immediately digitized on screen, courtesy of technology developed by Wacom.
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Word soon spread about another of Ms. Schörkuber's works, a group of colorful tents covered in scribbles in Arabic and English, inspired by the refugee camp in Idomeni, on the Greece-Macedonia border.
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Which involved, in part, wool swing coats with collars that frame the neck like a sculpture and with elaborate scribbles of hand-appliqued leather string, like a language only the wearer could read.
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But these two "Pastorals," one dark (a field of brown-black with pink-white patches), the other light (chrome-yellow and white with green scribbles), are so loosely painted as to seem unfinished.
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A black stripe across the bottom of the otherwise gray rectangle gestures discreetly at the notion of a horizon, while a series of grids and scribbles above it feel as spontaneous as graffiti.
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The colorful scribbles belong to the 37 students at the Global Village Project, a tuition-free private school housed in the building that serves refugee girls between the ages of 11 and 18.
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Poetry is something Cox has always written to help her process her emotions — even if she "didn't know what to call the scribbles in the backs of diaries or homework planners" at the time.
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Friday, and still contained scribbles in the margins — would vastly rewrite how the US tax code works, favoring corporations large and small, owned by a few partners or by a globally diversified shareholder base.
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The prototypes I saw were elegantly designed but had weird preproduction hardware quirks: some were too hard to open, had off-kilter vibrations, or experienced noticeable delays when copying E Ink scribbles into Windows.
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"I also like to think about this copy's own personal history: the carefully scripted name, the pressed plant stains, the scribbles of a small child...all are parts of its unique story," Pool said.
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A bright pink mannequin is adorned with glittering gold fabric, backpacks are defaced with his trademark scribbles, a diamante-encrusted papier-mâché skull sits on top of plastic shelves crammed full with multicolored yarn.
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" For now, the square on Pedestrian Plaza remains green, empty of art aside from a new, albeit fleeting, addition this afternoon from an anonymous protestor: chalk scribbles that read, "CENSORED — BROOKE HANSSON (THANKS FULOP).
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On Wednesday afternoon, there were thousands and thousands of chilangos, skin with scribbles, in the streets — helping others even while fearing the next disaster, living the same way chilangos have lived for centuries. video
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In PDFs opened in Preview, click the toolbox icon (top right) then the signature icon to choose one of your scribbles and insert it into the document (you can add new signatures from here too).
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On Snapchat, where users embellish their selfies with emoji, crayon scribbles, and elaborate "lenses" that cover their faces with virtual masks, marketers like McDonalds are seizing the opportunity to write their messages across people's faces.
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A Jenga tower has 54 blocks, and in the moment I realized this, the game I'd been working on for almost three years had disintegrated before my eyes into a pile of self-indulgent scribbles.
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Finding the groove I started jotting down notes about my experience within the first few weeks of the trip in preparation for this look back, and most of the previous section comes from those early scribbles.
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Coming home from school with a mess of popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, and crayon scribbles and calling it "art" may have been generous, but parents often tell their kids how beautiful and creative their work is.
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The chief pleasure of this book, though, is Blair's artwork, which slathers on patterns, scribbles and frantically detailed cross-hatching of various densities, with only a few flashes of light to breathe air into most pages.
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Put another way, even the somewhat detailed plans from Elizabeth Warren are, in essence, scribbles on a napkin that can obscure the painstaking work ahead if the U.S. ever hopes to implement an aggressive climate policy.
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Visually I get a sense of history for the art form...incorporating writings scribbles and drawings...taking back to Crash's origins..the Train Yards...this current show and work showcases Crash's talents and sense of community!
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Mad Men's very first scene has Don Draper sitting in a restaurant booth, surrounded by smoke and other "Mad Men" who make their livings selling American dreams as he scribbles pitches for Lucky Strike on a napkin.
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Talking to the watch is just way easier than typing a letter at a time — and while the software does a good job converting finger scribbles into letters, writing anything but a quick text is a chore.
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You could (attempt to) use it to navigate the UI or jot down notes, but the lag was problematic, and as Sonny demonstrates, it turns your handwriting into what looks like the crude scribbles of a child.
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Rocketbook allows its lucky owner to upload written notes, scribbles, and doodles to cloud services like Google Docs, Dropbox, iCloud, Evernote, Slack, and more; meaning their previously analog work would be transformed into a permanent digital form.
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When: September 30, 2016–January 2, 2017 Where: The Morgan Library & Museum (225 Madison Avenue, Midtown East, Manhattan) Jean Dubuffet used drawing as a means to experiment with new styles, taking inspiration from children's scribbles and graffiti.
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An outcast at the Markos Dance Academy, Patricia speaks with the psychiatrist frequently, and as the concerned scribbles in Dr. Klemperer's notebook suggest, she has become increasingly disturbed under the watchful eye of Madame Blanc, the academy's matriarch.
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When the Apple Watch's latest software update dropped, I immediately found myself wearing my Apple Watch again, thanks to the speed boost and the ability to send texts from your wrist with a few scribbles across the screen.
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Notebooks by Scribbles That Matter (shown above, about $23), a new U.K. brand, are gaining popularity among bullet journalers because their 100gsm paper allows them to be used with a wide variety of pens, markers and even watercolors.
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These are the videos you must see this week: Art of the Sharpie The President loves himself a big ol' Sharpie to write with, but his recent scribbles about his Canadian counterpart may have sparked some sharp criticism.
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The animation vibrates with its hand-drawn scribbles, making the film immediate and intimate in a way that can often be missing in films with slicker technology—something that has only increased since Quinn has been working in animation.
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It&aposs also allowed me to study my own thought process — I can see how my ideas and thoughts formed, how I got from A to B. The scribbles, scored-out sentences and underlined words tell their own story.
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Fleer scrambled to fix it, creating more than twenty flubby alternate versions in which the profanity was obscured by various scribbles, blobs of white out, black boxes, airbrushing, and a notch cut into the card by a power saw.
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Childlike scribbles of little girl and a lone flower in a schoolyard border a flaming tire, which could represent anything from the environment to the corrupt global political systems the children of Bridge Farm Primary will inherit soon enough.
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With all their hardware — the wooden beams, wires, nails, and other knickknacks — the fading stickers, and the inked scribbles from the hands of conservators or handlers, the frames often reveal additional stories to the much-discussed paintings they cradle.
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Pitt also has a Sanskrit tattoo on his lower back to match one of Jolie's, a bunch of scribbles on his back drawn by her, Jolie's date of birth on his lower abdomen, and her initial on his wrist.
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He walked out wearing a King of the Cage shirt with some homemade Sharpie scribbles aimed at Wanderlei "The Axe Murderer" Silva, who we wrote about last week after the duo revived their 11-year-old feud in a hotel lobby.
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In an article in The Sydney Morning Herald, some critics have dismissed the photo as nothing more than indecipherable scribbles, while others are claiming Vargas' photo doesn't meet the contest's requirements, since the image was technically produced by her grandmother.
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And the other features tied into Chrome OS's new ability to recognize pen input, like the ability to turn scribbles into text and automatically tighten up hastily drawn shapes into perfect circles and squares, are already found in iOS and Windows.
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Nonetheless, the scribbles on Comello's flesh served as a reminder that the Mafia—and, in this case, the people who find a way to associate themselves with it—has historically served as a template for some of America's most demented illusions.
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A bailiff picks through the boxes and scribbles down notes - the start of what the new government says is a search for tens of millions of dollars of looted assets, an investigation that Jammeh's supporters have dismissed as a witch-hunt.
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Mr. Kitchen works fast and loose on tablet-size canvases, reducing painting's proclivity for grand gesture to a series of intimate scribbles, lines, dots, notional marks and hints of initials and artists' signatures, as well as landscape studies and textile design.
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After reviewing the manuscript on which Mr. Schwartz had spent more than a year, Mr. Trump returned it with a few scribbles of a red marker, removing the names of some people he decided he did not want to criticize publicly.
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We live in an apartment without a basement or storage space, and I know that if we didn't clean out their art bins on a weekly basis, we would be buried under stacks of "Moana" printouts with three scribbles on them.
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She has a portraitist's skill with tiny subtleties of expression and lighting and a New Objectivist's eye for the raw grotesquerie of bodies and their surroundings, and her illustrative technique extends from impossibly delicate hairbreadth shading to passionate marker-mashing scribbles.
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Smith, who first started experimenting with instant cameras in the '60s and '70s ("they were a very exciting possibility then," she says) also uses the images as a drawing surface, animating them with her own evocative handmade marks and scribbles.
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He's never made art like this before, about death, with scribbles like "Erase all criminals!" and "but the devil is making a new us," angry suns, angels, and stick figures with guns pointing them at a frowning man in a mariachi hat.
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News360 (free) for Android and iOSSquidImage: Screenshots Squid is worth checking out for the way it blends standard features like topic selection with more innovative touches, including the option to annotate articles with text and scribbles before sharing them with your contacts.
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And when he's driven to write furiously in his journal, he isn't grappling with some existential sense of shame—it's just the normal scribbles of a teenage crush, which is remarkable to see in itself when that boy's crush is on a man.
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While Dido sings to the audience to "remember me, but forget my fate" and subsequently commits suicide, Dua Lipa scribbles catchy mantras in her notebook (I like to imagine that she uses a fluffy-ended pen) and shares them with the world.
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Nadia agreed to let out the basement bar of the club she was working at, with a stage for female emcees to bring their poems and scribbles to life over beats, and they invited about 30 guests, with hundreds actually turning up.
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And it does that, true enough, leaving bright scribbles all over Hyrule—and combined with the new Travel Medallion (expect some resistance, picking that up), it immediately makes identifying and journeying to (and from) as-yet-unexplored areas a piece of cake.
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"Destroyed Dresden/Zerstörtes Dresden" (1945-46), a series of drawings by Wilhelm Rudolph made after the Dresden fire bombings that almost totally destroyed the city, are rendered in harried dark lines, hatched and rehatched, until they threaten to break down into scribbles.
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The poems are monotonous scribbles of the moody-undergraduate school, what young Werther would have sung had he been Canadian: O apple of the world we weren't married on the surface we were married at the core I can't take it anymore.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some scribbles dismissed in the 1920s by the then-director of the Victoria & Albert Museum as "irrelevant notes and diagrams in red chalk" were recently revealed to represent Leonardo da Vinci's first record of the laws of friction.
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Scorsese is known for having a hyperactive camera with sudden changes in speed and direction of movement, and these crude pencil drawings, which incorporate red ink scribbles to represent omnipresent spurts of blood, show the careful planning necessary to execute this controlled visual chaos.
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I found a notebook that had a note in it from 2008, and it had a few different little scribbles and one of them had to do with a woman's haunch, and the man sort of appearing over, almost like a sun [rising] or something.
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Rachel Harding, a genetic researcher at the University of Toronto, has set up a website called Lab Scribbles, where she publishes her lab notes on the structure of huntingtin proteins in real time, posting data as well as summaries of her breakthroughs and failures.
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In the exhibition's final room, themed the "Great Riddle" after a work by the same name, scribbles and typographic experiment from earlier in the 1960s abound, Manet's lovers in the conservatory speak nonsense to each other, and broken numbers disperse with the smoke of fire.
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Consider my conversations with my ten-year-old nephew, once starstruck at the realization that my 30-something ass scribbles about video games professionally for money, who asked me piles of questions about my kill-death ratios in first-person shooters like Call of Duty and Battlefield.
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Back to 2016: Bowie dances around his deathbed in his 1976 costume, then sits at his desk, thinks, and then scribbles frantically in his notebook in a trance-like state, to the point of jumping off the margins of the page and onto the actual table.
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In "Garden View," for example, a red field touched with bits of orange is alive with lines and scribbles of dark green; contains less frequent purple marks; and has just four incidents of yellow, including a sphere that resembles the sun and a scattering of dots.
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For the 1984 film, directed by Milos Forman and starring Tom Hulce as Mozart and F. Murray Abraham as Salieri, Mr. Shaffer wrote an entirely new ending, imagining a scene in which Mozart, on his deathbed, dictates part of the Requiem as Salieri scribbles out the score.
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In an untitled crayon on paper, dated 1990, Whitney, embedding letters in blocks of color and colored scribbles, cites a postcard that the older poet Langston Hughes sent to the younger writer James Baldwin in 1962: Hey Jimmy, Aint you heard, RACE and ART are far apart.
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This happens in "Swan Flight" (227), where an unnamed goddess, revving her large white fowl as if it were a motorcycle, speeds through a burst of light among the clouds that, up close, turn out to be airy scribbles of pink and white, like Twombly cotton candy.
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It may be an expansive border region of scribbles and stains that steals the monochrome's thunder, or a multiplication of edge-defining lines, or even a border that runs through the monochrome itself, dividing it into what look like a shadowed face and one more brightly lit.
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And they responded by marking up the viral photos with the kinds of numbers, scribbles, and question marks most commonly associated with the "shocking proof!!" pictures made by folks who are absolutely convinced the moon landing was faked by a crypto-Hollywood cabal on a New Jersey soundstage.
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Leonardo was a true Renaissance man, fascinated with everything — the mechanics of flight, architecture, engineering, botany, artillery and human anatomy — but one of his favorite private pastimes was to draw faces, either as scribbles in the margins of his notebooks or as fully conceived sketches later used for paintings.
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The book that marked our entry into the age of the aphorism, and not in a great way, was David Shields's "Reality Hunger," a 2010 collection of age-old aphorisms, inspirational quotes seemingly cribbed from Reader's Digest and sentimental scribbles from Mr. Shields himself, all tossed together without attribution.
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" It seemed a fitting text for all the people who have spent time among words and history in the Reading Rom: "I'd give anything to find that birdy boy again / bursting out into the dusky blue afternoon / with his satchel of scrawls and scribbles, / radiating heat, singing with joy.
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"When I talked to current or recovering addicts, they would compare heroin to a girl or a relationship," said Ms. Sherin, a young woman with inquiring eyes who, seated next to the towering Mr. Manthey at Scribbles coffee shop here recently, talked about their play with seriousness and passion.
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All images: Google Cloud/vadermeerPeeking inside a book bin at a Seattle Goodwill, Redditor vadermeer caught an interesting, unexpected glimpse into the early days of Apple: a cache of internal memos, progress reports, and legal pad scribbles from 1979 and 1980, just three years into the tech monolith's company history.
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Painted collages containing shirtless images of the artist next to paparazzi-sourced images of Stewart, bloody scribbles of the actor's name on deformed canvases, and a car whose interior is covered in blood-drenched plastic show a mental breakdown of a delusional individual overwhelmed by celebrity culture and unreciprocated love.
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I don't know how people learn this skill anymore; I write with a pencil or pen so rarely now that I have a hard time deciphering my own scribbles two minutes after making them, and when I'm going for speed or duration my hand melodramatically cramps and ruins my penmanship further.
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The designer approached the house's four light-filled rooms in much the same way she does a piece of pottery, starting with a blank slate (in this case white plaster walls) and adding idiosyncratic scribbles and accents — in her usual sophisticated palette of rust, mustard, teal and pink — here and there.
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Elsewhere, Dame Vivienne proved the old guard can still come out on top Trust Vivienne Westwood to take a runway bow in scribbles covering her body and clothing (including a T-shirt with an obscene slogan), chanting about politics and riding high on the sculpted shoulders of a dashing young acrobat.
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Yemen Dispatch MARIB, Yemen — A display on one side of the doorway holds children's drawings of violence and gore: red scribbles of blood on pencil sketches of bombs, bullets and bodies; a machine gun firing across a stone wall into a tent; a detailed depiction in crayon of a Kalashnikov rifle.
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In his previous film, " Ghost Story " (2017), a note is tucked into a fissure in a wall and finally read, ages later, by a spectre, though not by us; at the diner, in "The Old Man & the Gun," Bob scribbles something confidential on a scrap of paper, and passes it over to Jewel.
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In others, the ovals are filled with multicolored hash marks and scribbles too frenetic to read as separate gestures, but loose enough that the artist can put a clear, clanging blue right on top of a fire-engine red and know that the colors will harmonize, like the instruments of a brass band.
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As you can see from the black-and-white line sketches of stick figures and childlike scribbles all over her feed, there's something strangely appealing about her drawings: They might be technically ugly, far from the clean, minimalist trend that celebrities can't get enough of right now, but worse tattooing mistakes have certainly been made.
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I feel ambivalent about book signatures themselves — it's complicated, and I will save you the dissertation about the value and authority required and bestowed by the signing of a name — book lovers will tell you that any notes an author scribbles down when they sign can be just as meaningful as the book itself.
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As the most senior member of the agency team, Mr. Marai led the funeral arrangements and welcomed the mourners and friends who poured into the Agence France-Presse office, showing them Mr. Sardar's notebook on his desk, its pages open to scribbles of his final article about a rescued lion cub at the Kabul Zoo.
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People use it for fitness tracking and to tell to the time, but the various communications features that Apple launched it with (sending heartbeats to friends, weird scribbles, etc.) didn't really take off, Siri is broadly considered inferior to similar voice assistants from other tech companies, and, most importantly, the Apple Watch doesn't really work as an app platform.
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He looks like the kind of kid who just sits in class and fucking gets on with it – like a junior Mastermind contestant just waiting for his turn to demolish the competition, or that kid from August Rush – quietly excelling while everybody else scribbles rudimentary illustrations of dicks on each other's notebooks and sets their pencil cases on fire.
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He soon joined as the bassist, proving a perfect fit for the group's sensitive, thoughtful approach to art: Throughout the time in the office building, he scribbles in a notebook at the head of the table—he's never without one, even resorting to picking up sheets of paper at a gas station when he'd forgotten his journal.
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It turned out to be a fruitful detour: Twombly's North African sketchbooks now look like a set of plans for his holistic symbolism, pages full of seemingly random symbols and scribbles that, seen together, charted a new territory for what painting could be, a kind of haphazardness that went beyond even the ostensible randomness of Abstract Expressionism.
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To allow the home's original architectural details to become its focal point, she painted the walls a refreshing white (Farrow & Ball's All White No. 2005) and pared back the more lavish gestures — such as a wallpaper patterned with red graffiti scribbles and an assortment of oversize Grecian-style busts — though one would hardly call the result restrained.
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To allow the home's original architectural details to become its focal point, she painted the walls a refreshing white (Farrow & Ball's All White No. 2005) and pared back the more lavish gestures — such as a wallpaper patterned with red graffiti scribbles and an assortment of oversize Grecian-style busts — though one would hardly call the result restrained.
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Whenever I find myself in my sons' school, taking in the crayon scribbles that line the hallway, I think of this, from John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation: When the kids were little, we went to a parents' meeting at their school and I asked the teacher why all her students were geniuses in the second grade?
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There'd be some red smears for all the relationships that managed to crawl their way to the one-year finish line; some angry scribbles for the people I've fucked until they ghosted me; and a violent spattering of paint for the many one-night stands with friends, colleagues, and people I met in line waiting for the bathroom.
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I have had to engage all manner of students — dark, teary kids who fill lined paper with open-hearted scribbles, gawky science dudes who can't speak in public without covering their eyes with a palm, recent immigrants working 30 hours a week to help support their families, angry kids with violent parents, kids who try, with hoodies and downcast eyes, to be invisible.
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A raw concrete space with mismatched furniture and chalk scribbles on the walls, this lively cafe-bar-guesthouse-exhibition-space has an ever-changing roster of shows spotlighting designers in different disciplines — such as an exhibition of work by the architect Gustavo Guimarães and another by the fashion designer Estelita Mendonça — and is in many ways the clubhouse for the city's new generation of designers and artists.
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In fact, within the works — which comprise Beatles memorabilia covered in Rakowitz's scribbles — the artist compares each member of the band to the four quarters of Jerusalem, making us question whether there may, in fact, have been a link between the British band and the quest for peace in the Middle East, while also reminding us of the band's popularity outside of the West.
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Google Keep (free) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for handwritten notes: MyScript NeboScreenshot: MyScript NeboYou're going to have to pay more than you usually would for an app to get MyScript Nebo on your phone or tablet, but it does a fine job of turning your handwritten scribbles into actual searchable text—so it's probably only worth investing in if you have a tablet and a stylus.
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It'd be a different story if the printed photos weren't so grainy, or if everyone didn't look drunk with a reddish cast on their skin (there's a setting to switch between different white balance presets, but that sorta defeats the point of an instant camera, which you usually leave on auto mode), or if colors were accurate, or if the drawings and scribbles didn't look like some crap made on MS Paint.
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It's officially a Thug cut featuring Chance, it has easily the best artwork we'll see all year (a text message screenshot featuring some scribbles that were almost definitely crafted with the help of Instagram story's MS Paint-style tools, presumably to remind us about the importance of accessible art as represented by Instagram and Soundcloud, but also maybe—probably—just because it's really funny), and it's a mellow but bouncy bop with an especially flames Chance verse.
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On a blank white base of 1980s Melanie Griffith in "Working Girl" couture — pancake hats slanted over one eye atop egg-shaped jackets and pencil skirts; pleated pegged trousers with nipped-in little jackets; wrap dresses caught with big bows at the hip and pouffed out for evening — Mr. Scott dashed off Magic Marker scribbles of ideas: jottings representing the suggestion of plaid, the suggestion of a Moschino chain, of stripes and cherries and various shades.
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Isou's rhythmic linguistic-conceptual approach to painting often yielded gratifying results, as seen in "Incrustations dans le Brouillard" (Inlays in the Fog, 1961), a creamy fog painting embedded with a whirl of scribbles; "Réseau centré M67" (M67 Centered Network, 750043), a tan painting that drips in every direction; and the conceptually challenging "Telescripto-Peinture" (Telescripto-Painting, 1963-1987), basically some sort of telematic machine, resembling a typewriter, designated to be a painting in its own right.
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Foxconn, a company that manufactures and assembles some of the world's most popular tech products, including the iPhone, announced in 2017 that it would be breaking ground for its first facility in the US. This deal famously got its start as scribbles on a napkin, the particulars agreed upon by Foxconn chairman Terry Gou and former Wisconsin governor Scott Walker: Foxconn was going to get a $20193 billion state subsidy in exchange for investing $10 billion into an LCD manufacturing plant that both it and Wisconsin hoped would create 13,000 jobs.
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"The End of Relevance," which, like the two all-impasto works, was done in 2015 (it would be intriguing to learn where the completion of the three paintings fell chronologically), is the most optically dazzling work in the show: composed of wobbly black lines over a pale blue field, with a mass of black scribbles dominating the right half and two black-outlined blobs of yellow paint in the lower left quadrant, the visual buzz set off by the close proximity of the lines messes with your eyes and brain.
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