The phrase "a brilliant visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image, artwork, or any visual representation that is exceptionally striking or impressive.
Example: "The film's cinematography was stunning, showcasing a brilliant visual that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "an impressive image" or "a stunning visual".
Hadžihalilović is a brilliant visual stylist.
"Burton is above all a brilliant visual artist, and his film is a pleasure to regard".
I just never thought he was a brilliant visual artist – for me, he was more a formidable philosopher and thinker.
Like a brilliant visual trick, the scene itself appears to have emerged from that darkness and, at the painting's outer edges, to be sinking back into it.
"He's a brilliant visual artist, but he doesn't know that they'll say, 'You can't do a shot that's 17 minutes, you need to do some cuts.' And he's like, why?" However, he confesses that he was terrified at the prospect.
A brilliant visual tour de force, Hugo scored Oscars for best cinematography, art direction, sound editing, sound mixing and visual effects; it could also easily have won costume design, where Britain's own Sandy Powell was batting for the Hugo team.
The problem is not a trivial one, for if one can understand stereoscopy, one can understand not only a simple and brilliant visual stratagem but something of the nature of visual awareness, and of consciousness itself.
The new HP ZR30w features 4.1 million pixels, to achieve maximum accuracy, and touts a resolution of 2560 x 1600 in a 16:10 aspect ratio and a 3000 1 dynamic contrast ratio, for brilliant visual performance.
He uses it to give a rousing display of his theatrical lexicon: brilliant visual effects, inventive music, diverse casting, environmental concern.
The camera cuts to the bitches lounging around a huge rainbow mural of the Virgin Mary the least subtle, but most brilliant visual juxtaposition.
This provides Denis with material for some brilliant visual motifs.
