Sentence examples similar to decorative rendering from inspiring English sources
By uprooting and encasing the plants in a display, cutting them off from nutrition, they are reduced to a novelty, a decorative commodity rendered into a single dimension.
Ionian (Chios, Samos) and island (Naxos) sculptors took the lead in developing decorative schemes for rendering the fall and splay of the folds of the loosely draped Ionic dress (chiton) and overmantle (himation).
Of course I also see shades of Van Gogh in the intermingling of Carmelo's thickly rendered, decorative line work.
Art historian and illustrator Walt Reed describes Peck's style as "decorative in composition and sensitive in rendering".
The parapet is supported on projecting stones, or corbels, arranged in a pattern of two tiers which alternate, rendering the lower tier purely decorative.
This is chinoiserie stripped down to its most potent elements: fretwork patterns and classic curves in furniture, koi and foo dogs rendered as decorative motifs with the paintbrush of Pop art.
The center of the dining room is dominated by a large open kitchen topped by a decorative frieze that shows sketchily rendered human heads consumed by flames.
For example, in the 1690s the Afro-Mexican artist Juan Correa (an associate of Villalpando) rendered on a decorative folding screen a format introduced through Mexico's trade with Japan the meeting of Cortés and Montezuma.
