Often a truly adsorbed layer becomes so firmly attached to the receiving surface that it can be removed only by vigorous abrasion . One example of adsorption occurs in lithography , with the crayon or tusche on the stone or plate so that an adsorbed layer of fatty acid is in position to receive the printing ink . Also see occlude . It is similar to an ax, but the blade is set horizontally in the handle, sloping downwards. It is used for much the same purpose as a wood chisel and often for work of such detail , especially by African carvers.
Aegean painting is colorful and stylized , but with a strong feeling for naturalism .
A view from a great height, also called a bird's-eye view . This drawing was done in conjunction with the first major rebuilding of Taliesin in 1914, and shows an extended composition of elements that terrace and shape the site. In this perspective, lines between rough and cultivated plantings are clearly delineated as part of that composition. See photography . Melamud calls himself, instead of an artist.