Sentence examples for create imagery from inspiring English sources
But she took the time to create imagery and allow the society to function, which was very important.
"We wanted to create imagery that really tells a story and suggests that life is made to play in the city and in the outdoors," said Ms. Obata.
After applying the darkening agent to the surface, the artist erases areas to create imagery that mimics the ephemeral quality of old photographs.
Mr. Wilkes was an art director for a small advertising firm in his hometown, Long Beach, Calif., and taking on occasional freelance work designing album covers when he was hired by Lou Adler, the manager of the Mamas and the Papas, to create imagery for what was then a new idea: a rock 'n' roll music festival.
This crucial period of the 40's, when he emerged as a photographer free to create imagery untied to the space-time of "real" events, is beautifully chronicled in "Interior Drama: Aaron Siskind's Photographs of the 40's" at the the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art.
Last summer, Google announced a loan program for its backpack-like Street View Trekker cameras for organizations that want to help the company create imagery of interesting places.
Drawing, creating imagery was always what I loved most and I felt like I owed it to myself to give it a real go".
The poor condition of the film creates imagery of its own -- bubbles, blobs and amorphous shapes that recall those of the psychedelic light shows of the late 1960's.
An exile from East Germany who settled in the west as a boy, he created imagery that was implicitly critical of both communism and capitalism.
But Obama aides have gone a step further, creating imagery and then filming it themselves, knowing they can inject it into the media bloodstream because of video-sharing sites like YouTube and the increased appetite for new media and technology.
Early on, he also became one of the art world's most avid adopters of technology, not for its own sake, but to expand his means of creating imagery and illusion.
