Sentence examples for conceptual images from inspiring English sources

Through a family friend, Anna Wintour, she got a job working for Karl Lagerfeld, designing conceptual images like a teapot pouring jewels.

-"In a way, this is what all maps do: organizing the world, shaping vast seas and land masses into conceptual images of hemispheres and continents punctuated with decorative cartouches and fleurs-de-lis".

Clang, whose work appears in the magazine's special health issue this weekend, frequently turns to Adobe's ubiquitous postproduction program to make high-concept photographs, but he gets a special thrill when he figures out a way to create conceptual images using old-fashioned, in-camera tricks.

Mr. Scharf's son Jason Scharf, 25, was by his side with a laptop that displayed conceptual images of the finished product: a golden-lit hall with endless rows of tables populated by a sea of men with long beards and black hats.

Its website shows conceptual images of space tourists in figure hugging suits with stylish gold-tinted visors.

According to them, the shots (which first leaked out back in November) are conceptual images for Windows Mobile 6.5's new "Honeycomb" theme.

He'll appear on a panel with Art Spiegelman on Saturday, and will talk about "Comics, Illustration and the Conceptual Image" on Sunday.

Lower figure: conceptual image of the nano-mosquito reduced to the millimeter scale.

From the sound of the report, however, we're going to see little more than a "conceptual image" of the product, rather than a retail device or even prototype.

Fig. 2 Conceptual image of retinal vessel model on curved surface: a overview of model, b side view showing line and', and c close-up of side view.

According to Śāntarakṣita, there is a conceptual image that is an exclusion that is generated in the mind of one who hears the words, "This animal is a cow," for example, but that this idea is an implicative negation that only implies that this animal is not a non-cow.