Conner's spidery, symmetrical, linear forms suggest insects and ancient signs.
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Spidery forged racing wheels, outfitted with Pirelli P Zeros, barely conceal ...
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The shoreline workshops all used similar inexpensive pigments, which often develop spidery cracks.
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Smith performed in a white suit, alone with a guitar and his spidery voice.
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The jewels she makes are knobby, organic and spidery and often cast in bronze.
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One carnivorous zooplankton looks like a spidery lobster with the bulbous head of an ant.
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On occasion he even made drawings and paintings — surreal at first, spidery and jittery later on.
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He is typically depicted as a spidery figure in a black suit with a featureless white face.
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The plush, retro décor, with flourishes like a spidery light fixture and tufted wall, was imaginative, too.
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Ed O'Brien's spidery central riff feels uneasy, like a smile that extends too far on either cheek.
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I've come to this tangle of spidery mountain paths to test out a borrowed, restored Porsche worth $670,000.
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Sometimes even the strong ones will develop a network of spidery cracks that warp them ever so slightly.
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His script, which was almost always in his hand, was annotated on nearly every line with spidery notes.
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The city's ancient heritage, particularly its green spaces and spidery waterways, had been razed in the rush to rebuild.
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Consisting of five tracks, the EP is a concise brushstroke of religious imagery, heartfelt strings and intricate, spidery electronics.
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She was squinting at a box on the back of the pamphlet that was crammed with fine spidery print.
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"I feel like it makes my lashes look really full but it doesn't get clumpy or spidery," she says.
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And Olivier Abry, a lighting designer in Lyon, France, enlivens vintage décor with his own spidery sconces and lamps.
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Light as a cobweb, Ligeti's spidery thread passed from instrument to instrument in a quicksilver succession of changing textures.
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The actor's spidery fingers exert their own chill as they trace the ease with which such predators take control.
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Ms. Eagly and the bewitching Mina Nishimura echoed each other in spidery solos, quick entries in a choreographic sketchbook.
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Today, Mr. Gordon had no spans, and this grid is sort of airy and spidery, which made it tough.
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To finish the throwback look, Baker gave Boynton's lashes a "spidery" effect with Victoria's Secret Major Lashes Full Volume Mascara.
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They all seem to be quite fascinated with my eyelashes because I like to do them really spidery and thick.
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Some tables are set in secluded alcoves at the east end, framed by spidery latticework that evokes carved Chinese screens.
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Homesick is filled with spidery-faced women and deadly fruits, against the backdrop of games arcades and meals at Friendly's.
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"When daylight comes the castle falls in ruins and O'Donahue returns to his grave," wrote Hemingway in a spidery scrawl.
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He had theorized that new axons—spidery extensions that carry the neuron's impulses—would sprout enthusiastically, and this proved correct.
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I've never actually met the lady, but her spidery handwriting leads me to believe she is elderly and possibly arthritic.
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"Told You So" soars over spidery Afropop guitar and excitable drums as Williams's voice slips between unadorned yell and robotic vocoder.
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The rubber people can be stacked into impossibly straight columns, or tangled in a spidery, pulsing mass of skin and Speedos. .
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"People say I always make the same mistakes..." he half-sings, his voice lulling, before spidery beats clatter in over synths.
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Above all, I was transfixed by the sight of Boulez's minuscule, spidery handwriting, which almost requires a magnifying glass to decipher.
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By now, we've seen everything from the nail-polish mountain that started it all to the spidery "100 Layers of Mascara" video.
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"Keyshia loves really full lashes and prefers them to have a spacey effect, almost spidery," Martinez, who used Lilly Lashes' Mykonos, says.
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Spidery tree branches rendered in stone tile are accented with 24-karat gold glass pieces incorporated in the form of delicate leaves.
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His spidery writings, in English and Chinese characters, scrawl across the map that traces the torturous path from Mao to Xi Jinping.
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To the north are the white supports and spidery cables of the more-than-half-built replacement for the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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Boarding the spidery Jet Packs ride at Tomorrowland would take 75 minutes; riding the Tron Lightcycle Power Run roller coaster, 90 minutes.
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But this trailer's weirdly squeaky-clean space station is still creepy, with its huge windows and art deco pavilions and spidery shadow-creatures.
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I will run through the spidery alleyways of Barcelona's old city, trying to get ahead of the crowd that's forming at Arc de Triomf.
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Design has always been an afterthought with traditional routers, taking a backseat to functionality — and that has meant big, ugly designs with spidery antennas.
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We also love how she's paired it with 60s-style makeup: the spidery eyelashes and barely-there pink lip for a truly beachy look.
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After weeks of talking about Prewett's signature spidery look, an eagle-eyed blogger, Big Blonde Hair, finally captured her secret: Maybelline Lash Stiletto Mascara.
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After leaving office, many cash in on lucrative corporate board, lobbying, media and other positions that leverage the spidery, conflicted relationship network they've developed.
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The clothbound ledgers, which describe New York Life's revenues and expenses in spidery script, also document how the company institutionalized the nation's racial hierarchy.
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CreditCreditMaring Photography/Getty Images The sensational, spidery plot of the most gripping game of thrones in modern history is best captured by two images.
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Elsewhere, on "Holy Terrain," her voice sounds stronger, tighter: "I'm blue when the moon hits my skin right," she intones over immaculate, spidery production.
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Even its spidery riff work feels digitally mediated, altered and thrown off balance as if they're treated samples too—which they very well might be.
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The ominous-looking, spidery beast that pops up twice during the teaser may well be the next Season's biggest threat — but what exactly is it?
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Pretty without pandering, it contains fleeting allusions to folk music and sends the cellist on an excursion into the spidery upper harmonics of the instrument.
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In the second movement, she rendered one ostensibly sunny theme with such spidery lightness that the consolation it offered came across as a mere mirage.
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Gigi Hadid, who came with Michael Kors, Ms. Haddish and Bette Midler, was nearly unrecognizable under a sequined cap and spidery pairs of white eyelashes.
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I used the tissue paper from a 30-pack of the local Madison cigarettes for my articles; 400 words would just fit in spidery script.
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Full of bleary-eyed rap jams, spidery electronics and easy, thoughtful bars, the 6-track project is exactly why Lava La Rue is one to watch.
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At tournaments, a player's hand skittering over a keyboard looks more like the spidery dance of a pianist's than the muscular fist gripped around a baseball bat.
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We can also expect a much bigger monster: a spidery shadow creature that Will sees in visions, which we've seen in various trailers for the next season.
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Shot over the course of a single day (May 30, 2016), the spidery magnetic fields are seen connecting and reconnecting as each struggles to overtake the other.
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In some of the ruminating scales of Bartok's String Quartet No. 1, the violinists Stephen Waarts and Inmo Yang shrank their sound to a single spidery line.
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Its spidery legs power through, as the video shows, allowing it to rebalance itself and continue on like some kind of dark parody of a real human child.
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One of my greatest mornings out there – homesick and alone, six months after I'd moved – was when a battered cassette covered in spidery writing appeared in the mail.
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The brush also deposits and de-clumps at the same time; I've never had an issue with spidery lashes even though I use a few coats at once.
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Blizzard Entertainment revealed its second high-end Overwatch collectible Tuesday, a 13.5-inch statue of the spidery sniper assassin Widowmaker, which you can pre-order now for $150.
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In one I was shown a thick wad of paper from one constituent, perhaps one hundred pages thick, filled with dense, spidery, scatological fantasies of violence and destruction.
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In Stravinsky's "Variations (Aldous Huxley in Memoriam)," a similar preoccupation with timbre turns into a kaleidoscope of scintillating colors that include jazzy wind interventions, spidery strings and earthy syncopations.
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Not far away, a waifish young woman sculpted spidery 2180D figures in midair with a hot glue gun, sucking on her lip piercing with a look of deep concentration.
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Jeannie Nguyen's home is full of precious, expensive things, all of them rooted in dirt: the spidery tendrils of a philodendron tortum, the scaly leaves of a piper parmatum.
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MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art A prison cell – symbolic of the pieces of ourselves we struggle to keep guarded – extends its spidery reach into the rest of society.
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Blood spattered and ran down the silver's non-stick coating, following intricate spidery trails she interpreted, in the back of her mind, using a dozen augural disciplines from six continents.
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The Art Deco theme is continued in the spidery dropouts, which join the rear wheel to the frame, as well as graceful hand-cut sterling silver detailing around the seat.
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The royal brothers relayed stories about their time at Eton, and how they used to ask one another to decipher letters from their father, whose spidery handwriting is apparently legendary.
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You've got to make mention of their big fat math rock crush, of course, as well as their penchant for dark, spidery pop, and the urgent grooves bubbling up underneath.
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His fretwork was spidery and brisk, and at times his band seemed to be evoking the onrushing tilt of a hiccuping funk sample, racing along the far edge of control.
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The New Vanguard There's no other sound in music precisely like Mary Halvorson's guitar, which she plays with a flinty attack, a spidery finesse and a shiver of wobbly delay.
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You probably don't give your router any thought once you've shoved that spidery doodad with all the antennae under your TV, in a cabinet, or behind the shoes in your closet.
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It's a challenge to make a compelling visual of dirt, but Robin Broadbent's image of it shaking loose from spidery roots and cascading down the cover lends it dynamism and beauty.
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Twenty-one dancers from It's Showtime NYC, a program that supports the professional development of subway dancers, each had moments to shine, breaking out backflips, handstands, gliding footwork and spidery contortions.
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In the silhouettes of the figures in Perino del Vaga's "Holy Family With St. John the Baptist," spidery ink reveals tiny figures, signs of a completely different scene that the artist abandoned.
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"Stay high for days and yes we'll make it worth it," she sings, her voice gliding over spidery electronics and synth lines that will make your heart feel like it's literally disintegrating.
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After the four dancers departed, Fairchild began a solo in which he incorporated and interpreted the movement he had just been besieged by — flailing, spinning, hoofing, jabbing his arms in spidery lunges.
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Her eyebrows become spidery legs clawing at his eyes, his ears turn into UFOs raining down a hail of laser beams, they shoot eyeballs at each other like bombs and gatling-gun bullets.
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The Venezuelan producer and Björk collaborator uses his voice like another digital instrument, warping and shaping it into different textures, weaving it through spidery electronics, icy blue synth tones and industrial, clattering beats.
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Lining the walls were bookcases stacked with ledgers detailing the workshop's century of orders, the handwriting chronicling the customers' names, addresses and desires growing fainter and more spidery as you paged ever backward.
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Look again at Mr. Andre's image of unthinkable and preventable human damage, or Ms. Spero's spidery warplanes, rendered in strokes as distinctive as a signature; or a mural-size painting by Jesse Treviño.
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Biology's secret weapon, he thinks, is the spidery, fractally branching network of blood vessels that supply energy to the brain, allowing most of its volume to be turned over to useful data-processing tasks.
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Regardless of the hour, its pillow-bedecked window seats — lit by bare bulbs dangling from a spidery chandelier — are filled with a hipster crowd nursing coffee, microbrews or cocktails made with homemade elderflower syrup.
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On first exposure to moisture after a dry spell, the nodules quickly sprout a network of pale, spidery rain roots, allowing a cactus to suck up every possible droplet from a light desert sprinkle.
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Click here to view original GIFA remotely operated sub has captured stunning images of the Antarctic seafloor, revealing a surprisingly dynamic and colorful world filled with spidery starfish, coconut-shaped sponges, and dandelion-like worms.
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It's more robotic than sensual; the spidery, acrobatic Ms. Cassone is flexible, yet the more Mr. Caserta swings her around — usually by gripping an arm and a leg — the less potent her pliable power becomes.
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Mr. Opsvik sets up a theme alone, and the others join the party in fitful turns: brushes on a snare drum, a spidery phrase on the fretboard, a honk and a cluck on tenor saxophone.
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The style in which they are drawn is as deliberately threadbare ("clunky" is Chast's own word for it) as the scenes themselves, a thing of quick, broken lines, spidery lettering, and much uneasy blank space.
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The fuzzy arachnids skitter across roads and parks in the western US, traveling up to a mile in search of mates (even though male tarantulas often meet their demise at the fangs of their spidery lovers).
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At the rehearsal, in a cramped studio a few blocks south of Penn Station, Mr. Lamar and a small ensemble read through "Oh, Graveyard," a combination of trembling piano, rueful string quartet harmonies and spidery electronics.
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On my visit, the arrow crab, a spidery, unloved reef dweller, was, in fact, dead at the bottom of the tank; it was the fourth time one of the crustaceans had died in about three years.
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While in Lebanon, Steiner and Lenzlinger collected detritus — both organic and otherwise — from the gallery's surrounding area, as well as from the far-flung Bisri and Bekaa valleys, arranging this flotsam and jetsam into delicate, spidery mobiles.
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A team of researchers at Rice University has demonstrated a set-up that allows them to create long, spidery wires from a random heap of carbon nanotubes by applying the force field generated by a Tesla coil.
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Without the BrainPort, Weihenmayer's climbing style is inelegant but astonishingly fast—a spidery scramble with arms and feet sweeping like windshield wipers across the wall in front of him in order to feel out the next hold.
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The spider, meanwhile, can have connotations of maternity, as in Louise Bourgeois's "Maman" sculpture or a Navajo woven blanket, but the US Army's 7th Division also used a spidery black widow shape as a symbol of deadliness.
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Dubbed "Vision," these spidery, psychedelic-looking sponges are printed from bio-sourced and biodegradable materials, including natural rubber, bamboo, paper, tin cans, wood, electronic and plastic waste, hay, tire chips, used metals, cloth, cardboard, molasses, and orange zest.
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When you sweep the mascara through your lashes, the fibers lock together, like a puzzle, to thicken and add volume without looking spidery or stringy — and thanks to the new waterproof formula, there's not one smudge in sight.
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A tangle of spidery multi-jointed arms dangled down from its underbelly, flexing slowly in the air, and there was a bright acid-yellow lantern set into the top of its carapace that illuminated the kids plodding behind it.
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Zahedi is disappearingly thin, with spidery limbs and long fingers, and when we met he was dressed, as he often is, in a billowy white shirt that made him look, as someone says on "The Show," like a cult leader.
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There, on the Santorini cliffs or on the banks of Paros, you can call yourself a minimalist with two whole medicine cabinets filled with different kinds of sunscreen, spidery mascara, and enough dry shampoo to supply a freshmen college dorm room.
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There was also the Bon Ton Society of Washington, D.C,. and the Blue Vein Society of Nashville; you had to be light enough for someone to see the spidery veins on your wrist in order to join the latter group.
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He's not the stick figure he was when he showed up at Texas, but he's still spidery and angular and somehow bigger than he should be in the same way that James is, if not in any of the same dimensions.
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"Can you imagine the gift you gave us to return to the White House privately with my little ones while they are still young enough to rediscover their childhood," she wrote to Pat in her signature spidery handwriting on her sky blue stationary.
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We also meet one of the most memorable middle-grade characters in recent memory: the Mad Spinster, a spidery-looking weaver with indigo-hued fingers, lips "stained a purple-red wine color" and a loom that may have answers to the book's mysteries.
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This overlying snarl of rope evokes doctrines such as Timothy Morton's concept of the mesh, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari's concept of the rhizome, and Bruno Latour's Actor-network theory, as well as such artworks as Marcel Duchamp's spidery 1942 installation, his twine.
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Specialized cells known as microglia were well established as scavengers of the nervous system: spidery and many-fingered, they had been seen crawling around the brain, scrounging for debris, and their role in eliminating pathogens and cellular waste had been known for decades.
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Yeah, there's a lot of spidery connective tissue between their droning, atonal dirges and some of Dark Buddha Rising's spacier material, but Atomikylä ultimately carves out its own niche within Finland's small but increasingly deadly dark psychedelic scene (don't worry, Abyssion—we love you, too).
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On the odd night out, I'll dabble with fake lashes, but I have yet to make it through an evening during which they don't land in a martini glass or get yanked off when I tire of having my peripheral vision blocked by a spidery, black scrim.
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The guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, who was still finding his footing on the band's 2011 album, "I'm With You," sounds fully vested now: The spidery arpeggios and echoey accents in "The Longest Wave" reflect the long shadow of his predecessor, John Frusciante, but that's to be expected.
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Sun-in-your-eyes post-hardcore intertwines with the over-the-top energy Frena once evoked as a maximalist producer, blending EDM's pitch-warped, post-human vocal tricks with lonely piano solos and spidery guitar lines that'll especially impress your friend with the Snowing t-shirt.
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While it was Giacometti who conceived the whimsical bronze pieces dripping with tiny flora and fauna, it was Anthonioz who did most of the fabrication; his spidery chairs, benches and oversize resin chandeliers form a conceptual bridge between the building's 17th-century architecture and Picasso's slashing Modernism.
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She invites groups for lectures in her vast greenhouse and holds workshops in the old coach house; the thick stone walls keep the buckets of flowers cool even in August and provide a shady place to dry spidery alliums for the wreaths she makes and sells.
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"✓ iNTERBEiNG," to give just one example, moves from night-drive guitar arpeggios into unpredictable glitchy ambience, befitting some of the slower Autechre tracks, before rocketing back off into a giddy synth riff and spidery riffing that kinda feels like Joe Satriani surfing over a nightcore remix of an Envy track.
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For $12, you will be treated to an oversize, plastic-coated, shaded-relief map of the "Grand Canyon National Park and Vicinity," a sprawling, muscular and gorgeous sweep of brown and russet that looks less like the bird's-eye view of the canyon itself and more like the fractal, spidery spread of frost across a window pane.
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The $2995 million apartment used as a model unit at the Standish at 171 Columbia Heights in Brooklyn was designed by Matter, and includes a spidery copper pendant lamp with a pink-and-aqua glass shade by Bec Brittain, primitive oak dining stools and a table by Jamie Gray, and layered pink and turquoise living room curtains.
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A list of its greatest hits would include movies of the six-sided storm that hugs the planet's north pole; detailed views of Saturn's spidery golden rings, woven into warps, braids and knots by the gravity of tiny moonlets; the discovery of plumes that look like snow-making machines shooting from the surface of the moon Enceladus.
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To assist in identifying 10 of the most common reasons for red marks on the skin — from spidery broken blood vessels to bumpy keratosis pilaris — we sought the expertise of dermatologists Debra Jaliman, M.D. and Heather Rogers, M.D. Ahead, they not only weigh in on what your sketchy red mark may be, but whether it requires a trip to the doctor.
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Howe talks about the provenance of every piece as though discussing an old friend: a whimsical watercolor by the young artist Emily Woodard, whose work he's displayed in his shops; the spidery 1950s Serge Mouille three-pronged light fixture that extends across the second floor; hand-dyed textiles of his own design, including towels made from antique Swedish linen sacks.
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And when scenes from the film of "I Shall Never Return" are projected, the cast members — including Zbigniew Bzymek as "Man in the Place of Kantor," a wonderfully lurid Ms. Valk as a slatternly barmaid, Jim Fletcher as a spidery priest and Ari Fliakos as an innkeeper and, later, Odysseus — become stylized, gesture-for-gesture facsimiles of the figures onscreen.
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Hall had a transformative epiphany when he visited Villa Santo Sospir, the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat residence of the midcentury French socialite Francine Weisweiller, where Cocteau came to visit for a week in 1950 and stayed for the greater part of a decade, adorning the walls with what he called "tattoos," spidery drawings that were inspired by Greek mythology, made from hand-mixed milk pigment.
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Saturn's little corner of the universe proved to be weirder and more diverse and promising than anyone could have predicted: the six-sided storm that hugs the planet's North Pole; the mysterious plume-squirting moon Enceladus; and the bedazzling rings, spidery threads of ice, rock and dust — cosmic detritus shed over the ages by comets and meteorite collisions, woven by gravity into warps, braids, knots, walls, as iridescent and changeable as an oil slick.
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