Sentence examples for detailed print from inspiring English sources
Fellow designer Mary Katrantzou, know for her detailed print creations, said designers allowed time to build a brand creatively but "maybe we don't necessarily have the time, network or knowledge about what to do technologically".
Each weekday, the two workers comb the tabloids and local news sites like Gothamist.com and pick a few spicy, detailed print articles - crime stories and court cases are ideal - for which no video is available.
So those who are seeking more information should go to Island's Web site, which is listed in the commercials, or to a series of detailed print ads which will also be running, he said, beginning this week in Investors Business Daily.
Then he turned to another photograph, a finely detailed print of two women in mid-calf-length dresses and a man in lederhosen and loden jacket standing in a neatly tended flower garden in front of a tile-roofed Bavarian-style chalet.
I've seen grey resin and it works beautifully, creating a solid, highly detailed print out of pure plastic.
Several detailed prints by one Bernard Picart, published in 1725, show the observance of Sephardic ritual: a Passover feast, a circumcision rite and the dedication of the Amsterdam synagogue.
"Tweet," which recently opened at the Children's Museum of the Arts, is all about birds, displaying artwork that ranges from Vik Muniz's large-scale hummingbird, made from scrap metal, to John James Audubon's detailed prints.
Though famed for his detailed prints and illustrations, Hokusai was also fond of displaying his artistic prowess in public making, for example, huge paintings (some fully 200 square metres [about 2,000 square feet] in area) of mythological figures before festival crowds, in both Edo and Nagoya.
Stereolithographic printers tend to be a bit finicky right now, but can make crazy detailed prints.
Typically, the more dots in the square the more detailed the print results.
In 1990, that question had gone on to include more detailed instructions: "Print one group, for example: Argentinian, Colombian, Dominican, Nicaraguan, Salvadoran, Spaniard and so on".
