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He's a master of that minimal thing, ... Which is kind of odd for someone initially known for painting in broad comedic strokes. And then to see him work with a tiny, fine, one-haired brush like that, you know? He's really pretty amazing. He can go either way, as far as you want him to.

Jim Jarmusch (1953-)

an Impressionist painting where you can see the brush strokes. It's part of the aesthetic.

Nick Park (1958-)

Watching it all come together was pretty amazing, I thought. The first three to four minutes, you are kind of like, 'Dude, what are you doing?' and then in the last minute, it all came together. I've heard of finger painting, but only in the first grade. This was just amazing.

I'm an outdoor painter painting from life. All of my paintings are oil paintings. They are characterized by short brush strokes and bright light and use of complimentary colors.

For some reason, today we're painting the whole picture with a broad brush and a few profit warnings are really damaging that landscape for the companies that are good (performers).

The thing that has amazed me about Tyson for four years now is that no performance ever seems to be good enough for him. He'll go out there and shoot an amazing round, finish with a 32 or a 33, and come back saying he knew it could have been even a couple strokes lower. That kind of attitude is contagious, and it not only made him better but everyone around him.

We paint with a pretty broad brush when we talk about folk music. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing.

They're painting with a pretty wide brush in terms of lacrosse players in general. It's cast a spotlight on the sport but the wrong kind of spotlight. Anyone who has been associated with lacrosse knows there is a lot of quality people in lacrosse. Sure there are some bad apples but there are in any sport.

This has been a broad-brush study of the various options. There's a myriad of details to work out.

Computers have taken so much drudgery out of it. Just one to mention, painting the picture. It used to be that everything was wet, everything was with a brush. Everything was wiggle it in water, wipe out your brush, get a new jar of paint, spill the paint, mop it up.

Don Bluth (1937-)

That's kind of disappointing, because that's not necessarily a reflection on Indiana itself. That's the problem with trying to use a broad brush using national data, which could in itself be flawed.

Mike Smith (1943-)

The trouble is it is a very simplistic and broad brush thing to say and do and if it's taken literally, it could have all sorts of unintended consequences in some cases.

The Chinese use two brush strokes to write the word 'crisis.' One brush stroke stands for danger; the other for opportunity. In a crisis, be aware of the danger - but recognize the opportunity.

Richard M. Nixon (1913-1994)

Richard M. Nixon

We're friends with their manager Ryan [Gentles ] and we're big Strokes fans so he brought out certain members of The Strokes to the show and apparently really liked it and I hung out with Albert [Hammond Jr. ]. So what you heard was maybe 40 per cent true. The NME had something about how there were big plans in the works. But I was saying, you know 'Hunger Strike?' [sings 'I'm going hungry!'] Pearl Jam and Soundgarden? What if The Strokes and The Bravery did 'Hunger Strike?' It would be amazing. [laughs] With me and Julian [Casablancas ]... who would do the high part?

[While he followed his mother's lead into fashion, his appreciation for fine art hasn't waned, and, if he had the time, he'd still be painting. For now, he settles for taking snapshots with his digital camera.] I don't take big panoramic pictures, ... I pay attention to detail. I take (photographs of) rose petals, the veins of leaves and tiny animals like ladybugs.

Roberto Cavalli (1940-)

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