Sentence examples for bold drawings from inspiring English sources
Walls are covered with graffiti saluting them and with bold drawings of their attacks.
An assortment of items surrounding his bold drawings, which favor a palette of red, black and white, help to put his illustrations into context.
Bold drawings of a man seated at a table and, framed above him by converging walls, a passing locomotive — shades of "Folsom Prison Blues" — economically summarize the artist's situation.
Photo by Roy Pitney, February 2 , 1943 Ivy Ledbetter Lee Papers (MC085), Box 103, Folder 4. From the 1950s onward, comics and their bright colors, bold drawings, and interesting stories have captivated a young American demographic.
Clara's Martha and the Bunny Brothers series is increasingly popular - her bold drawings of jolly, anthropomorphic rabbits are seemingly the antithesis of Shirley's realistic tales of lost toys and forgotten keys.
The organisation's logo comprises a heraldic shield featuring quatrains with bold drawings of crossed pens, a laptop, a sheaf of paper, and a steaming cup of coffee, all topped, incongruously, by a Viking helmet.
The luminous frescoes and bold preparatory drawings on display show the skill of a fine draftsman and colourist.
"Bold line drawings, understated motion, striking color and airy design in the spirit of modern poster art".
The images in the artist's film are bold; his drawings crabbed and recessive, retreating into their frames as if trying to hide a formal tentativeness or awkwardness.
He not only became a translator for the English, but also started to record Tahitian life and beliefs in bold, compelling drawings.
Joost Swarte's elegant, neo-'30s cartoons and Kaz's bold line drawings retain their strength, but many of the artists used the magazine's avant-garde aesthetic as an excuse for sloppy drawing and/or storytelling.
