Do you have a daily routine when it comes to illustrating?
Newspapers took to illustrating their economic stories with pictures of Depression-era bread lines.
The News, on Sunday, and The Post, on Saturday, even devoted cover photos to illustrating their disdain.
Such is the desirability of this kind of bag that an entire episode of Sex and the City was dedicated to illustrating its elusive appeal.
A blog called FX Rant (fxrant.blogspot.com) even devotes a section, titled "Movie Marketing Is Hard," to "illustrating the lack of creativity" among campaigns from film studios.
It's not the same thing, of course it's not, by a long chalk, but it goes some way to illustrating just how well he's been playing.
In addition to illustrating the popular The Phantom Tollbooth (1961), written by Norton Juster, he wrote I Lost My Bear (1998), Bark, George (1999), The House Across the Street (2002), and A Room with a Zoo (2005).
Mr. Martinez is particularly incisive when it comes to illustrating how failed ideas that happen to work are often spun into great successes: "What was an improbable bonanza at the hands of the flailing half-blind becomes the inevitable coup of the assured visionary," he writes.
"Christ!" I thought when I heard this, "What am I supposed to do with that?" In the course of our interview Lynch had made (I felt) a series of didactic yet meaningless speeches of varying length, none of which lent itself to illustrating any particular point.
The scene in which Nige spat at Kate was among the episode's most powerful moments, allowing us to see Nige's cowardice, his dislike of women and his loyalty to Tony in addition to illustrating the sort of conditions she had been working under.
But when the Op-Ed page was introduced in 1970, Mr. Suares — with the blessings of the page's editor, Harrison Salisbury, and The Times's design director, Louis Silverstein — adopted a daring idea: Rather than restrict artists to illustrating only specific passages of text, give them license to interpret an entire article.
