Slip any sheets of paper in 100 percent polyethylene sleeves.
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Sheets of paper and scraps of metal were strewn about.
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They'd take single sheets of paper and fold them in
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Two folded sheets of paper shook loose from the pile.
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Alexa, how many sheets of paper will fit in a binder?
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Names were printed on 653x5 sheets of paper and folded into fourths.
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The teenagers take their seats while sheets of paper are passed out.
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Its dialogue would probably fit on a couple of sheets of paper.
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She just had it all laid out on four sheets of paper.
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He somehow manages to turn sheets of paper into intricately engineered architectural masterpieces.
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He trudged along familiar streets now covered in dust and sheets of paper.
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It includes paintings, drawings, sketchbooks, and words written large on sheets of paper.
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Inside, each notebook features quotes from the films and ruled sheets of paper.
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In that spirit, why stop at copying those words on sheets of paper?
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Most importantly, they had sheets of paper that mark whose spot they were holding.
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The "Marfa Group" drawings are all made on square, sepia-toned sheets of paper.
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A dozen people sat in dappled sunlight, and Poswolsky passed out blank sheets of paper.
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The list of available magazines was printed on sheets of paper, rife with spelling errors.
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His large acrylic paintings on adjoined sheets of paper have an innocent, child-like sensibility.
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These figures are always placed in the middle of the vertically oriented sheets of paper.
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In the lab, Mr. Gottesman crushed hundreds of sheets of paper in a cylindrical container.
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One researcher's recent work involved crushing hundreds of sheets of paper and examining the creases.
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The bag also contained three thousand sheets of paper and chemicals used for printing fake money.
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The envelope contained four pages' worth of anti-Semitic propaganda printed on three sheets of paper.
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Printing it out could fill 6,000 to 7,000 sheets of paper, depending on the font size.
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Sheets of paper pile up in the box and the girl can't even close it anymore.
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It will set you back $99 for the camera, $14.99 per 30 sheets of paper / stickers.
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Organizers handed out yellow sheets of paper listing slogans, in English and Spanish, for the protest.
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A big one: Voters were confused as to why two sheets of paper were printing out.
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We had seen roofs blowing off like sheets of paper, cars and boats upended like toys.
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Most decks came from woodblock prints on sheets of paper that were then cut into individual cards.
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It was as if the color of two sheets of paper suddenly changed if one were rotated.
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On camera, the host demonstrates the jello knife's power by slicing sheets of paper and a cucumber.
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Mystically-themed pictures from 1992 are done on wood, leather and sheets of paper glued to canvas.
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"We pulled together a storyboard — pinning sheets of paper onto corkboards, the old Disney way," Capobianco said.
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At first, this commentary appears on very thin, fragile sheets of paper which overlay the paintings themselves.
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Traditional presses lowered inked type onto individual sheets of paper; their successor, the rotary drum, was hand-fed.
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This burdensome regulation would also only lower sea level rise by the thickness of three sheets of paper.
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It has a robotic arm that can grip and pickup even thin delicate objects like sheets of paper.
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The boxes might be transparent, but the sheets of paper remain remote and their blank surfaces are indecipherable.
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Hundreds of rumpled sheets of paper assemble into rows of leafy black bushes, at once inviting and ominous.
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It was painted on six sheets of paper, which had been pasted together and mounted into a book.
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The YouTube video shows mostly women standing outdoors, taking turns to read harrowing testimonials from sheets of paper.
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Try using your hands or a few sheets of paper to cover everything but a sliver of strawberry.
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She told me that she folded large sheets of paper and carried them around, to periodically draw on them.
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You're…Read more ReadDid the band actually need to waste thousands of sheets of paper for a music video?
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She started small, on fourteen-by-eighteen-inch sheets of paper that she had primed with an acrylic ground.
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The next day, Abby returned with two sheets of paper, each detailing a different route to becoming an astronaut.
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So, months ago, he draped his office with white sheets of paper and began attacking them with dark markers.
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My only accomplishment was to sign my name to five thousand blank sheets of paper sent by my publisher.
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Soaked up by the large sheets of paper, the colors have a muted quality, reminiscent of a dimmed screen.
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So they put out a series of sheets of paper that had differing numbers of objects printed on them.
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Sheets of paper cover the windows, so that she can dance freely without fear of being watched, she says.
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Scott Jennings, center, and others in Tanztheater Wuppertal rehearsing Dimitris Papaioannou's new work, with its long sheets of paper.
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Investigators were able to crack the code when they found handwritten sheets of paper that detailed the secret language.
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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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So, if you do the math, a three-story building would be about as tall as 90,000 sheets of paper.
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They say if you fold 1,000 origami cranes out of individual sheets of paper your deepest wishes will be granted.
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When Verma asked his doctors for his medical records, they gave her five sheets of paper and a CD-ROM.
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The organizers of the summit capitulated to his wishes and duly covered up the work with thin sheets of paper.
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Basquiat, who grew up in Bushwick, began drawing on sheets of paper his father, an accountant, brought from his office.
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The company says it's the equivalent of about two sheets of paper — but it's not noticeable that I could see.
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He wrote the solution on four sheets of paper and left it by the feet of one of his brothers.
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The pastels, pieced together from multiple sheets of paper to form complete portraits, resemble puzzles that invite speculation about their creation.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Shupira sits surrounded by dozens of children drawing colorful patterns onto white sheets of paper.
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Shopping lists in the faint, small script that the mother used, on other sheets of paper, to write all about us.
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"They would just leave me with a bunch of sheets of paper and say, 'Go figure it out,'" Mr. Parry recalled.
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There, Kate became a de facto apprentice — clipping big sheets of paper and fabric samples until the new skills became habit.
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The inside can hold about 125 sheets of paper and both the front and back have a clear overlay for customization.
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To the left of the shop's door, typed on nine sheets of paper, is the Rothe family history, surprisingly intriguing reading.
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Most are done in pen and ink, and sometimes paint, on notebook-size sheets of paper in a wired, graphic style.
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Louis Fratino's preparatory studies isolate vignettes of boys on larger sheets of paper, rendered with a tender touch devoid of affectation.
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It was a simple piece: nothing more than could be done with two sheets of paper and a pair of scissors.
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Instead, an agent likely raised it as an issue and opened a file that probably contains a few sheets of paper.
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JS: How and why did you start folding sheets of paper as part of the process making large-scale works on paper?
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In 2015, a Washington Post investigation found that if we printed the internet, it would take around 305.5 billion sheets of paper.
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" Most people say a hair thicker, or like barely thicker, and they're like, "We put two sheets of paper in between them.
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Then, using a guitar and a little magic, he brings sheets of paper to life as characters that act out a story.
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The sheets of paper were prescriptions, and he signed them two to four at a time without pausing to read them over.
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They requested that the blank sheets of paper be retrieved at the center or they would be returned to The Times, c.o.d.
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After drying, she delicately places sheets of paper over the pup to protect it and throws paint to create splashes of water.
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The palette consists of faded primary and secondary colors with browns and blacks, with the cut sheets of paper carefully fitted together.
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Among the many sheets of paper I was given when I left the hospital was one that outlined various means of disposal.
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There, using colored pencils and A4 sheets of paper, he began to draw everything he could remember of his life in Bristol.
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First, the artist has enlarged her scale, making works that can require four large sheets of paper, which are pinned to the wall.
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Dalí was one of the most widely copied artists of the 20th century, and he sometimes signed blank sheets of paper for money.
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Clad in white to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, she stood and — three times — ripped sheets of paper in half.
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This highly skilled and laborious process began by sticking two sheets of paper together with glue made from chewed prison bread, passed through linen.
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When it gets close to hearing time, those sheets of paper come out and lobbyists begin to arrive to swap spots with the holders.
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It's almost exactly the size of the opening that a hole punch makes in sheets of paper, so I think the name is apt.
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The paste-like mixture is then turned into small pellets, heated and put through large rollers to turn it into thin sheets of paper.
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The free-floating color; the abstraction; the separate sheets of paper; the sun that is setting or rising — all evoke the doorstep of infinity.
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IOM psychosocial focal point Emmanuel Dmaina told VICE News that the NGO's counselors encourage the minors to draw their thoughts on sheets of paper.
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Paris was sitting alone in a corner between two bookshelves, making boats out of some sheets of paper that the teacher had given him.
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Considering the solace and strength he took from these folded sheets of paper, it's a marvel his captors allowed him any mail at all.
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The Senate chamber fell hushed when Marianne settled at the large oak table and pulled out a few sheets of paper with handwritten notes.
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Blank sheets of paper arrived on Capitol Hill stamped "Constitutional privilege," a category that members of Congress said they had never heard of before.
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"You want to read this with me?" he said, holding out a few sheets of paper — the opening scene from Death of a Salesman.
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Traditionally, Senate Judiciary Committee chairs haven't moved forward with federal court nominees unless both home state senators return blue sheets of paper signaling their approval.
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These drawings are detailed representations of various landmarks on the mothermap, some of them over six feet high, on several sheets of paper joined together.
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Sanders spoke from prepared remarks, typed on sheets of paper, and took no questions from the throng of reporters gathered on the West Wing driveway.
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The file on the conference room table at the Droit Devant legal clinic is about six inches thick, brimming with hundreds of sheets of paper.
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Using Google Earth, Saroo sets out to retrace, on the computer screen and on sheets of paper tacked to his bedroom wall, his accidental journey.
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According to the gallery's press release: The start of each work involves printing hundreds of sheets of paper in single colors using the 'Bokashi' technique […].
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The crowd voted, raising canary-colored sheets of paper for or against the definition—and with a margin of fewer than 10 votes, the Ayes won.
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In a study titled "Recycling gone bad," participants were split into two groups, given sheets of paper and asked to rate a new brand of scissors.
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In the three paintings sharing the space with those of Fueki and Williams, he depicts a transparent box containing a pile of curled sheets of paper.
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If the answers to her questions weren't somewhere on Wevrick's three wrinkled sheets of paper, it could feel as though they were locked in a safe.
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The idea here was to create a stencil by allowing workers to roll ink over the holes and produce copies onto blank sheets of paper underneath.
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Little moments of ice hurled themselves against the window as the boys and girls, my peers, stared, their faces as unconvinced as blank sheets of paper.
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Coating his head and body with margarine, he pressed the greased areas down on large sheets of paper and dusted the resulting image with powdered pigment.
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Sheets of paper were produced and read with the assistance of flashlights on aides' cell phones -- which, if compromised, could also act as cameras or recording devices.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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Both said they were behind a hack in November that forced printers around the world to print out sheets of paper telling people to subscribe to PewDiePie.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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In the photo, which an upperclassman posted, the cadets are seen reading from sheets of paper, which The Citadel said Monday were lyrics sheets for Christmas songs.
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Mearelli explains how the series, titled Boxes, let's light illuminate through layers and is made with layered paper, cutting sheets of paper, and oil color on acetate.
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His first job was as a "broke hustler" who scrambled to pick up sheets of paper that would spew off the machine when a roll unexpectedly broke.
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"Pa'que me quieras por siempre (To make you love me forever)" (1991) stands over 14 feet tall and is made up of 18 printed sheets of paper.
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Cardboard cores can make the rolls look larger, making consumers think they are getting more value, even though they may not be getting more sheets of paper.
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The Brokaw mill was known for making rainbow 8-by-11-inch sheets of paper that could be purchased at office supply stores like Staples and OfficeMax.
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In April 2600, Indiana's Department of Corrections passed new regulations making not only greeting cards, but also colorful envelopes, computer printouts, and even typed sheets of paper verboten.
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She scoured Yellow Pages and became a de facto apprentice to a homespun pattern maker, using supplies of clipped sheets of paper and fabric samples to practice designs.
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AGIC's circuit breaker pen lets you draw fully working circuitry on special sheets of paper, making it easier than ever to design the electronic device of your dreams.
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But others will go up: Seattle wants to build a new web portal where voters could donate vouchers electronically rather than hanging on to their sheets of paper.
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The youngest of 11 children, he practiced fingering techniques on sheets of paper that his instructor had drawn out for him because his family didn't own a piano.
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In "Scenario," a dance that barely moved, four performers spent 80 minutes looking at sheets of paper in their hands, presumably reading instructions for the work's minimal activity.
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In front of him are a binder, loose sheets of paper and the little nub of a gavel he raps when it is time to declare a break.
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Mr. Crouch, true to form, creates moment after moment of stage magic: Video images dart across painted scrims; projections play upon sheets of paper the choristers hold up.
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MOSCOW — Each dossier holds close to 300 sheets of paper, so thin they are almost transparent, some filled with precise, clipped handwriting, others with symmetrical rows of type.
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The size of the skull within the different sheets of paper underscores the artist's intimacy with the subject: he is not looking at an object lying on a table.
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In the next room, others pour over a few crinkled sheets of paper with numbers, names, and places, marking the number of people they would be feeding that day.
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As I write this, an activist is facing a charge of vandalism (among others) simply for pasting two sheets of paper on a subway car during a silent protest.
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For example, when Pascal passed away, they discovered that he was writing on long sheets of paper, binding them later on and sometimes rebinding them to change the orders.
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According to Dan Devening, Sullivan had developed a simple process to transfer different kinds of marks — ranging from abstract lines to representational images — to modestly sized sheets of paper.
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There were a few guffaws, heckles, and boos, but the crowd mostly waved green sheets of paper at Manchin — a sign of support in recent town halls around the country.
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The researchers then sprayed this ink onto sheets of paper, put those sheets under a lamp that mimicked the sun's output, UV and all, and waited to see what happened.
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The teachers labor to convey basics like Arabic letters and numerals, asking those with notebooks to tear out a few sheets of paper to share with those who have none.
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The article states that an assailant should write a note on several sheets of paper, throwing them out the window of the vehicle as the attack is being carried out.
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Closer up, the white reveals itself to be a mosaic made up of sheets of paper glued to the pavement, each featuring a bespectacled man with a self-confident smile.
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By his own tally, which he has typewritten on loose sheets of paper, he has been profiled in more than 4,000 national and foreign newspapers, magazines and TV news programs.
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It's the strangely showy modesty of painting in oil on sheets of paper not much bigger than letter size, but then taping multiple sheets together to get a bigger picture.
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As a proof of principle, the researchers printed a single letter on individual sheets of paper and found that their technique could correctly identify the letters up to nine pages deep.
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A massive, brown, epidiascope became his tool of choice for projecting compositions he wanted to capture by hand using graphite on sheets of paper taped to the wall of his studio.
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Using a method she developed early in her career, Drexler, who is self-taught, finds and arranges images, which she enlarges on sheets of paper and subsequently glues to the canvas.
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Local Democrats circumvented the restriction by handing out green and red sheets of paper people could hold up if they agreed or disagreed with Blum, according to The Washington Post. Rep.
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The board of elections' process for drawing lots involves printing out both candidates' names and cutting them into equal sized, individual sheets of paper, then putting them into separate film canisters.
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"I had no ambitions for this job," Mr. Abbasi said in his chamber as he hastily scribbled his acceptance speech for interim prime minister on sheets of paper in green ink.
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Recent ones, made in oil stick on 72-inch-by-48-inch sheets of paper, are based on candid photographs he took of 20-somethings obsessively staring downward at their smartphones.
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The most ambitious is a site-specific installation, "Tremble, Trample" (all the works are curiously left undated), done on five joined sheets of paper, with overall dimensions of 10 x 25 feet.
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In order to include the wooden table in "Three Tables in Rome," Clements had to add sheets of paper that extend below the bottom edge from this otherwise long, horizontal, irregular rectangle.
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There are several images of bent iPad Pros on the web that are clearly warped beyond that measurement, but should people be stacking sheets of paper to figure out the close calls?
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In Storms, the artist seems to be acknowledging both persistence and exposure— the open boat with its family huddled in the stern, and the melding of dust on thin sheets of paper.
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In fact, a Post photographer captured a photo of Trump at a White House event last week with sheets of paper containing bullet points of information about Omar and the other representatives.
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" After trying out books, sheets of paper, and other alternative surfaces, he made a realization: "I needed some type of surface that I could carry with me so it would be consistent.
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Ryan, who was presiding over proceedings, could barely be heard over the Democratic din as they continued their chants and held up sheets of paper bearing the names of gun violence victims.
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While working on his doctoral thesis at Harvard over the last few years, Omer Gottesman spent a lot of time at his desk crumpling sheets of paper, especially when he was stuck.
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Keltie Ferris discusses her exhibition M\A\R\C\H at Mitchell-Innes & Nash, for which she covered herself in oil and pigment and lay on top of large sheets of paper.
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Clements reminds us that you don't need much— sheets of paper, ballpoint pen, and watercolor — to make something great, and that the most abiding pleasures may be found right in front of you.
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But it's actually made from thousands of sheets of paper that have been all glued together— allowing the sculpture to be stretched and elongated, but still able to return to its original form.
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Her early works, a series known as Sleight of Hand , involved pushing multiple-exposure photography to its limits: Hovsepian temporarily affixed sheets of paper on a wall, stacking single negatives with different arrangements.
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LONDON — In April 1967, a 20-year-old art student, Hamish Fulton, hitchhiked from London to Andorra in the Pyrenees and back, and typed up his itinerary on a few sheets of paper.
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The outlook for his parental rights is as thin as the sheets of paper between his fingers, the outlook for what his family's future holds as bleak as the view before his eyes.
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Her early works, a series known as Sleight of Hand , involved pushing multiple-exposure photography to its limits: Hovsepian temporarily affixed sheets of paper on a wall, stacking single negatives with different arrangements.
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In the brightly colored acrylic, charcoal, and oil pastel image "Numbers" (2017) by Derek Fordjour, an athlete weighs himself in a room in which men in suits peruse information on sheets of paper.
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Verity specializes in transforming single sheets of paper into surprising three-dimensional tessellations, a tradition of paper-folding called curved-crease origami sculpture with origins in Germany's seminal Bauhaus school of art and design.
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Seth Shostak, a SETI research fellow, told CNBC that for that to be true, Oumuamua would have to be about a millimeter thick—about as thick as 5-10 sheets of paper stacked together.
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As the exhibition's centerpiece, Maurice Quentin de La Tour's portrait of a French magistrate, patched together with 12 sheets of paper, stands almost seven feet tall and is the largest 17th-century pastel work.
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Now with Wolfram Alpha's help, Alexa can field questions like how high do swans fly, how many sheets of paper will fit in a binder, and how fast is the wind blowing right now.
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When she was working, Mirzakhani would doodle on sheets of paper and scribble formulas on the edges of her drawings, leading her daughter to describe the work as painting, according to the Stanford statement.
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This action is repeated in a series of late works on the gallery's second floor, in which fire is unleashed on gold and silver sheets of paper, which buckle and crumple under the assault.
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Mirzakhani, while solving mathematical problems, often drew on large sheets of paper while scribbling formulas on the edges, an approach that her young daughter believed to be a form of painting, according to Stanford.
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In "Bacchus Atop Silenus," the golden-haired god of drunkenness, naked except for his sailor's cap, contemplates a winding red sail that snakes around a mast that thrusts across six separate sheets of paper.
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Some pages bear numbers that indicate the intended order of pages; some suggest the mistakes made: Hokusai fixed these by cutting out wrongdoings and patching up holes with drawings on new sheets of paper.
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Jurors wading through mountains of documentary evidence and three months of testimony have already begun to ask for office supplies — Post-it Notes tape and large sheets of paper — to make their job easier.
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She often puts on her reading glasses when looking down at the sheets of paper on her desk, only to take them off when she stares up to talk to one of her guests.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Albrecht Dürer's 1515-17 "Triumphal Arch" is one of the largest prints ever produced, made with 195 woodblocks on 36 sheets of paper that stretch four by three meters.
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Under the blue slip process, some, but not all, chairmen of the Senate Judiciary Committee would not schedule hearings unless both home state senators returned forms — historically on blue sheets of paper — signaling their approval.
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The artist normally drew with metal-nib pens dipped in ink on sheets of paper found at the prison; only a few of his pictures were made using tempera paint and they are boldly colored.
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Half the volunteers were given the information on plain sheets of paper, and the other half were given the same information on paper with an image of a runner winning a race in the background.
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The gentle sound of a whispering voice, tapping of nails on a hard surface, sheets of paper rubbing together; these are just some of the noises which can trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).
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In a typical office photocopier, a host of small optical sensors monitor the location, angle, and speed of individual sheets of paper; if one gets too close to its neighbor, the rollers slow it down.
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From such is-it-art oddities it was only a short step to the next new interesting thing, Conceptualism, which, at its most reductive, consisted of weighty ideas typed out on thin sheets of paper.
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Like most of the participants, he used chess notation to record the moves in his game, but, unlike most of them, he needed several sheets of paper: he's still working on his letters and numerals.
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By then, a handful of people will have already penciled their names onto sheets of paper taped to a garage door, the first of dozens who will stop by throughout the day with their water demands.
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Brian Jennings, the caucus chair for this precinct, said that he just got off the phone with the Democratic Party and the Secretary of State is allowing people to register on plain white sheets of paper.
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It's covered in sheets of paper that detail the major events of the 353s and the Cold War, and includes a calendar page for each month of 235, the year in which season four takes place.
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The ride-sharing service has been set back by a raft of new regulations by the state's government, and now it's hitting back with a slow, old piece of transportation and some printed sheets of paper.
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These constraints pushed the space industry to find ways to make smaller and lighter versions of almost everything: Even the walls of the lunar landing module were reduced to the thickness of two sheets of paper.
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As in an office copier, green plastic handles offer access to the "paper path"—the winding route, from "feeder" to "stacker," along which sheets of paper are shocked and soaked, curled and decurled, vacuumed and superheated.
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ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Matteo Renzi logs the progress of Italian government projects on big sheets of paper, keeping track of everything from work on a long-delayed motorway to simplifying the notoriously complex tax code.
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What they take is a certain fine white bast or skin which lies between the wood of the tree and the thick outer bark, and this they make into something resembling sheets of paper, but black.
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The seeds are discs about a tenth of an inch in diameter — smaller than the circles that fall out of a hole punch — and 1/50th an inch thick, the equivalent of three sheets of paper.
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Drawn on modest-sized sheets of paper, depicting cut flowers as well as plants and ferns growing in the artist's backyard, they are dated between June 22018 and August 17, 2009, the day before he died.
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The founder of BoardPackager, James Brune, an associate broker with Douglas Elliman, got the idea after suffering through a package glitch that involved 4,000 sheets of paper, two jammed printers and a frantic dash to Staples.
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In an effort to contact Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly, The New York Times sent letters to both men at the detention center, and included three blank sheets of paper and a stamped envelope with each letter.
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Video posted on Twitter pokes fun at unnamed other fast-food restaurants' eggs, which appear as soggy sheets of paper that get folded up into paper airplanes and pinwheels — contrasted with Wendy's promise of freshly cracked eggs.
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Historically, senators who refused to return blue sheets of paper stating whether or not they approved of a home state nominee — as Wyden, Merkley, and Franken have said they will not do — would stop hearings from taking place.
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This 400 micron variance is less than half a millimeter (or the width of fewer than four sheets of paper at most) and this level of flatness won't change during normal use over the lifetime of the product.
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When the late David Bowie worked on some of his lyrics, he used the "cut up" technique, where he would write phrases on sheets of paper, cut them out with scissors, and then select and arrange them randomly.
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Case in point: Sony and reMarkable, a pair of companies as unalike as you're likely to find, yet with the shared mission of making a device that adequately serves the same purpose a few sheets of paper do.
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You can still learn about one of the show's buzziest pieces: Andrea Bowers' "Open Secret," a giant (and still evolving) installation that documents the evolution of the #MeToo movement on bright red, floor-to-ceiling sheets of paper.
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Amid the rubble on the edge of the compound were the scattered remains of its contents: charred books, laboratory masks and gloves, files, tables, cardboard packets marked with the names of medicines, chairs and wind-blown sheets of paper.
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Clements' dedication to drawing — "the way she sees," as she once told Susan Swenson — is registered in the shifts and jumps in perspective, and in her use of separate sheets of paper to define the limits of her focus.
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In the gallery's project space, D'Agostino has installed a selection of his Floor Translations, a series of drawings in which he copies a splat on his studio floor and unspools a narrative from it across several sheets of paper.
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"Despite the apparent ease with which sheets of paper are crumpled and tossed away, crumpling dynamics are often considered a paradigm of complexity," Mr. Gottesman noted in a research paper published earlier this month in the journal Communications Physics.
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The bottom line: The majority of those immigration files — including sponsors' information — are located on physical sheets of paper often stored in a large, underground facility in Kansas City's limestone caves, multiple current and former government officials tell Axios.
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Across "four ruled sheets of paper" that were later tucked away from public view, Bush worked out exactly why she was pro-choice and how the wrenching death of her 3-year-old daughter decades earlier had shaped her beliefs.
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Instead of Bomb Pops and soft serve, however, the truck was offering to take black-and-white photographs of the students, which were then instantly printed on large sheets of paper, emerging from a slot in the side of the vehicle.
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"If you look at the whole process of how paper is traditionally made, it involves chopping trees, adding chemicals and bleach to make pulp, using lots of water and then squeezing, drying and flattening it into sheets of paper," said Garcia.
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" On the south side of the plaza, near a black-and-white photo display of disappeared persons laid out by another foundation, Valendia has strung up big sheets of paper and plastic, inviting any and all to come "paint peace.
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I took a deep breath and pulled the sheets of paper from the envelope, scanning them quickly, past line after line of impossibly large numbers, until I found the simple statement, printed in bold letters: PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT: $153.
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There were also inscrutabilities that were at least mildly distracting: a little wood-frame pavilion beforehand, dispensing water and sheets of paper to be folded, origamilike, into cups; recreational swings dropped from the ceiling for the fourth and fifth movements.
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In her third exhibition at David Nolan, the artist moved away from modestly sized sheets of paper, often arranged closely together in non-narrative sequences, to exhibiting large drawings done on three separate sheets, which are stacked vertically on the wall.
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Instead "The World Broke in Two" chronicles Morgan (Forster), David (Lawrence), Tom (Eliot) and Virginia (Woolf) as they wage personal battle in tremendous earnest against blank sheets of paper to create important new works from the inner recesses of their genius.
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To be honest, he'd watched unabashedly as two women in an office across the street seemed to have simultaneous temper tantrums, throwing crumpled sheets of paper in the air; strangely, neither had confronted the other or seemed to register her presence.
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The library is quiet again—the printer whirs softly as sheets of paper are printed for a class later that day; at some point, the Bomb Squad kids had retreated to the front room and eventually gone on a field trip with Coval.
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Apple goes on to claim that its new manufacturing techniques set a new bar for flatness that "allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side," or roughly the thickness of four stacked sheets of paper.
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Determining a price for individual pages or the book itself would largely depend on who it's being sold to, whether it's large-scale aid organizations or villagers themselves, she said, adding that sheets of paper could be sold for as little as pennies.
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As the instruments swirl in polyphonic motion, they create vivid images of frost: In what is now an Abrahamsen signature, the percussionist rubs sheets of paper on a table, and the two pianists run their fingernails across the keys in eerie glissandos.
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Then, just when we thought things couldn't get any more exciting, Chrissy Teigen joined in on The Office love-fest to reference one of the Michael Scott Paper company's gimmicks to attract new clients: Pancakes shaped like sheets of paper rather than circles.
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As the audience filed into the Chocolate Factory on Wednesday, Ms. Eagly and her team were adorning the white room with sheets of paper, haphazardly crumpled and draped, drawing our attention to the space's contours: its uneven brick walls, electrical outlets, exposed pipes.
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Op-Ed Contributor MANILA — On Saturday morning, in a sunny conference hall to the side of Baclaran Church, among the slums of southern Metro Manila, several dozens of Filipino teenagers and adults held up sheets of paper on which they'd written their dreams.
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Yet even when those thousands of sheets of paper have spilled their secrets, even when the allegations and accusations of the K.G.B.'s network of agents and informers are known, the picture of the man at their center will not be complete.
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The first is devoted to one-liners, which he reads from sheets of paper; the second is billed as being for "emotional stuff," monologues exploring issues like his relationship with his alcoholic father and his own struggles with depression; the third is for stand-up.
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In her exhibition, Dawn Clements: Tables and pills and things at Pierogi (April 1 – May 7, 2017), Clements uses dry and wet mediums — ballpoint pen, Sumi ink, gouache, and watercolor — to draw on large sheets of paper on which smaller sheets have been affixed.
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The hack is reminiscent of the printers that started flinging sheets of paper with ASCII brofists and the smart TVs that were possessed to play a video out of their owners control, all in the name of getting the hacked parties to subscribe to PewDiePie.
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The printer can store up to ten sheets of paper at once, and spits them out in seconds if you're in a hurry, or whenever you feel like it if you want to tweak them, add borders, crop or do duplicates, and so on.
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"There is so much smog outside that today, inside my house, I felt as though someone had just burned a few sheets of paper," said Amaan Ahuja, one of dozens who shared their families' experiences in response to a request from The New York Times.
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At an evening rehearsal, wearing black shorts, a T-shirt and orange trainers, he sat on the floor, wrapping huge sheets of paper around his legs and scrutinizing the effect, while dancers tried walking up and down a hill of black foam steps behind him.
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They waved red sheets of paper to signal their disapproval and hurled down a chorus of criticism over health care, President Trump's taxes, the investigations into Russian meddling in the presidential election and the latest bombshell: the firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.
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In person, these works, done in acrylic, Sumi ink, and collage on enormous sheets of paper, tread a fine line between the purposive and the accidental, the exquisite and the rough-hewn — an uneasy mix of lustrous surfaces, refined lines, carved-up supports, and ingenuously awkward brushstrokes.
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An untitled piece from 2012-14, made with colored pencil and felt-tip pen on a grid of nine sheets of paper, depicts an extraordinarily complex scene populated by Hasidic men, one of whom appears with red skin seeming to faint and fall backward in mystical transport.
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The installation of large-scale, standalone studies "Bugle and Lily of the Valley" (1503) and "Iris" (1495) (the latter requiring multiple sheets of paper to achieve the desired size) next to the painting "Madonna of the Iris" (1503/13), on loan from London's National Gallery, underscores this.
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With Brexit, those laws will become "blank sheets of paper," and Parliament now faces the monumental task of passing new laws before Britain leaves the EU. Leathley said he thinks that will take years, possibly far longer than the two years envisioned for withdrawal under the EU treaty.
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The piece spans over 24 feet horizontally and fuses analog and digital processes — the artist combined countless appropriated and self-made images, printed these composites onto A4-size sheets of paper, and then traced these onto plaster using pencil, colored pencil, acrylic and ink to form eight separate works.
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Using everyday materials in unconventional ways and radically reimagining everyday objects, these artists have trained silkworms to spin over metal chains, created drawings with exploded fireworks, arranged cigarettes into the form of a tiger-skin rug, and even skillfully molded porcelain into what appears to be thin sheets of paper.
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Its blast furnace was sold for scrap and instead of producing steel, its current crop of workers heat 24.8-ton imported steel slabs to a glowing-orange temperature of 24.1,20063 degrees fahrenheit (22006,21 Celsius) before rolling them down in some cases to as thick as a few sheets of paper.
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They ranged from one-time improvisations — such as his black-streaked "Automobile Tire Print," which he made by having the musician John Cage drive his car over 20 sheets of paper in the street — to a decade of sustained creativity as the resident designer of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.
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Visitors to the Kunstforum Wien first enter a high-ceilinged room in which the show's unmistakable anchor piece is on view in a specially constructed vitrine — the nearly 19408-foot-long, multi-part drawing "Le Cloisonné de théâtre" (227–219), in colored pencil on pieced-together sheets of paper, by Corbaz.
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He put the names of the dishes he was going to cook onto sheets of paper and then matched each one with the platter that he thought would best highlight the food's color and shape: cerulean blue for some plumlike beets, for instance, and a stark white for the grilled and crispy meat.
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Some of the two-dimensional works, like Hankwitz's "C'mon, C'mon," emphasize the flatness of their medium — Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson's handwoven silk painting, Susan Wanklyn's playful abstractions in casein on wood panel, and Robert Moskowitz's equally buoyant pastel silhouettes of a baseball bat and a beer bottle on nearly empty sheets of paper.
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"Before the late 18th century sketchbooks were generally bespoke items, but artists have also made their marks on writing pads, account books, field notebooks, school exercise books, vellum, loose sheets of paper, sometimes pasted or bound into albums, partly worked manuscripts, letters, herbarium sheets and as marginalia," write the Bynums in an introduction.
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"While the previous administration characterized the CPP as the solution to climate change, even former administrator McCarthy didn't dispute that the rule would only reduce atmospheric concentrations of CO2 by 0.2% by 2100, or said another way, reduce sea level rise by 1/100th of an inch (essentially two sheets of paper thick)," Bowman said.
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The exhibit's introductory text prompts viewers to think about how "gathered leaves" refers to photography as a medium made up of sheets of paper, but I came away thinking more about the glimpses of strangers' lives arranged on the walls, each frame a window into another person's world; these are the leaves Soth has raked together.
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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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Wielding chart after chart of economic data -- printed on sheets of paper too small for cameras or the crowd to see -- Trump made the case for a resurgent American economy, particularly in Ohio, a state that forms a key piece of his 2020 re-election strategy, but is being hit by the closure of a major auto plant.
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He is a poet who writes many of his poems on long sheets of paper tacked to the wall, which is to say he is poet-performer; a painter best known for his images of hearts and robes, motifs he began using in the mid-1960s; a draftsman and printmaker whose graphic mastery is beyond dispute; and, more recently, a sculptor.
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Dressed all in black, with her face hidden behind Cutler & Gross sunglasses, she would take large sheets of paper out with her in the evening and draw in situ: first in hashish-scented jazz dives and the strip joints of Soho; later at the Blitz club, where London's New Romantics took pains to outdo one another in the wild extravagance of their dress.
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Crumpled sheets of paper on the floor attest to the anguished perfection required to wrest the right word or phrase from the welter that beckons, but in the end the Sisyphean labor of writing—the means by which thoughts or imaginings are transferred from the mind to the page—is a mystery that no one image or series of images can hope to capture.
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Her company, which she started in 1988 and which sells products under the label S.K. Hand-Druck, is a one-woman textile manufacturer, its every product the result of long hours spent painting sheets of paper in custom shades of gouache (dusty lemon, petrol blue, flamingo, marzipan), cutting them into shapes (abstract flowers, radiating palm fronds, elephants, temples) and then arranging the shapes into elaborate collages that she uses as the basis for screen prints.
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