Sentence examples for artists limit from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, artists limit themselves to a single source: the country singer Jamey Johnson just released "Living for a Song," an excellent Hank Cochran tribute that includes duets with Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, and others.

Oh, you know: framed adverts for long-gone nightclubs, Soviet propaganda pictures, old Olympic posters, school diagrams, a couple of artists' limited-edition prints.

Over the years, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's done everything imaginable to present himself as warm-blooded human, employing stylists and make-up artists, limiting photography by the media, and releasing an unstoppable flurry of propaganda-like photos.

It was painted in the artist's native Ornans region during a cold and snowy winter, the artist limiting his palette to steely blues, soft browns, blacks and an array of tinted whites applied in sweeping, messy brush strokes.

This young German artist limits himself to ephemeral and eccentric materials, including wire and twigs and, most often, watercolor and gouache on big sheets of newsprint (mostly Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung).

But he said the spaces are likely to inspire artists, not limit them.

Under Communism artists had limited professional opportunities.

continues to collaborate with artists on limited-edition prints and the publishing of artists' books.

"The minute you define yourself as an artist you limit your practice," he says.

I moved from Cork Street because the artists felt limited by the small space.

Stores like Giant Robot, Zakka in New York and Kidrobot in San Francisco and New York sell toys made by fine artists -- limited-edition items that can be quite costly.