Sentence examples for childlike image from inspiring English sources
But, Luft writes, the studio had no interest in turning her into an adult melodramatist; her childlike image was what they were promoting.
One of Bass's most recognizable designs is the graphic identity he created for Otto Preminger's "Anatomy of a Murder," showing an expressionistic illustration — part childlike image, part forensic diagram — of a carved-up corpse.
In "Float to Sukhavati" (2002) — a black, childlike image of a buddha floating on a silver foil cloud — the sculptor effectively depicts a state of pure bliss that could be imagined floating on a cloud.
In pursuit of this flimsy fantasy of prosperity, the young, basketball-loving, McDonald 's-munchingKim has ushered in an era of brightly coloured synthetic interiors that project a childlike image of carefree wonder, as if Disney's imagineers had been put in charge of the decor.
We portray a childlike image of power instead of the dynamic and sometimes flawed human beings we actually are.
His "Letter to My Son" (1956 57) illustrates his heavily textured, childlike images.
To draw, he guided his right hand slowly across a page with his left, producing rudimentary, even childlike images.
Roy Lichtenstein, Alex Katz and Carroll Dunham are examples, and now so is Donald Baechler, the painter known for his faux-Outsider pastiches of childlike images.
His tracks wriggled and gurgled like hyperactive babies, while she kept returning to childlike images of animals and trees.
Petra McCorquodale splashes bright primary colors around and is partial to childlike images on her adult as well as children's sweaters.
Murakami's cartoon, childlike images are turned into paintings that are far more sophisticated in a traditional fine art way than he chooses to admit.
