The phrase "a pretty image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visually appealing picture or representation, often in artistic or aesthetic contexts.
Example: "The artist captured the essence of the landscape beautifully, creating a pretty image that drew everyone’s attention."
Alternatives: "a lovely picture" or "an attractive visual".
This is not a pretty image, I grant you.
Yet it's obvious to the audience that von Trier doesn't care, either, since the falling baby is just a pretty image.
A glance at the book jackets of recent publications tells you everything you need to know about the target audiences – general syntheses of Big Historical Events have dominant covers and severe san serif type, while focused studies rich in personal commentary usually have a pretty image, possibly a sepia photograph, and a scrolling font.
Finally, I also added models and textures for pen, paper and a wooden desk as well as added a depth of focus effect to make a prettier image.
To be honest, we may have been able to produce a prettier image with a lot less effort using some noise functions for rendering very dense formations, though as we said, this sort of thing was not our goal.
One thing is for sure, it's a prettier image than the one you've left him with now.
"With my work for Occupy I am not just producing a cool, pretty image that decorates things, I am producing a functional and persuasive piece of work that's going to be pasted on buildings and held up by demonstrators". When I try to do a piece to camera in the deserted, windswept concrete of Zuccotti not even my BBC press pass entitles me to stand in this quasi-public space.
I wanted to soothe her so badly, offering a quick, pretty image of eternity seemed worth the hassle of a confusing adulthood.
That's a melancholically pretty image of the inevitable cold apocalypse.
It grabs a random pretty image, stuffs some words in the blanks, and sometimes… just sometimes.. it returns gold.
