Sentence examples for create the portrait from inspiring English sources

This is not for lack of trying — Hage clearly means to honor her — but his language is too hackneyed to create the portrait she deserves.

All the tiny points — childhood misbehavior, being shot at while snatching beer bottles for the deposit money — are the pixels that create the portrait, but a lower-resolution image would have been more inviting.

The artist, a California college professor named James David Chase, researched facts, and quotations from and about Palmer, then used the 22,000 words he compiled to create the portrait.

While battling with self-serving media bureaucrats, Agnieszka reconstructs Mateusz's career and times through old documentaries, suppressed footage and interviews with colleagues, friends and film-makers, brilliantly woven together to create the portrait of a man of simple decency involved in complex times.

Printing is delayed until an icon of a hand wielding a brush or charcoal stick creates the portrait on a screen while a virtual kibitzer makes comments like, "You ought to be a model".

The artist used a variety of Micron pens to capture different diameters of dots in creating the portrait.

Fairey created the portrait in collaboration with Friends of Ai Weiwei, a group of Ai supporters who are trying to promote awareness of the artist's legal status in China where authorities have confiscated his passport. .

Warhol created the portraits after President Richard M. Nixon visited China in 1972, and visited the country himself in 1982.

Alan Reingold, a freelance illustrator who lives and works in Mount Kisco, created the portraits — some stately, others less so — for the covers and pages of national magazines, including Time, Newsweek and Fortune.

Tift first visited Livingstone in April 2011 and ended up taking more than 1,000 photographs to help create the final portrait.

Gendler assembled his and GaBany's photos with archived Hubble Space Telescope data to create the new portrait.