Sentence examples for creating illusions from inspiring English sources

"Even though my work involves creating spaces, I am creating illusions," he said.

The New York Neo-Futurists say that their work is not about creating illusions in the theatre.

The concept of painting as a medium for creating illusions of space, volume, texture, light, and movement on a flat, stationary support was challenged by many modern artists.

Furrows run to the high horizon in one-point perspective, creating illusions of awesome distance contrary to the crusty immediacy of the paintings' surfaces.

Because painting is a two-dimensional art, the flat pattern of lines and shapes is an important aspect of design, even for those painters concerned with creating illusions of great depth.

It upsets your senses of balance and co-ordination, making it more difficult for crew members to track moving targets, creating illusions of motion and, for the first few days of flight, generally making them feel pretty queasy.

Beauty products have always been about creating illusion, but now some of them are doing it in real time.

Some techniques create illusions.

His oversize foreground elements, like columns and crystals, created illusions of depth.

You are the queen of trompe l'oeil, effects that create illusions for human eyes.

Of course, classical bonsai artists also create illusions of landscape; that's a mark of true mastery.