Sentence examples for evocative illustrations from inspiring English sources

Fine, evocative illustrations.

He employed leading artists to create understated yet evocative illustrations.

His witty, atmospheric and evocative illustrations are contemporary and classic, referencing the line drawings of John Tenniel and Arthur Rackham, among others.

Barbara Firth, who has died aged 84, achieved success relatively late in life with her rich, warm and evocative illustrations for books such as Martin Waddell's Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?

Good collections of fairy stories with evocative illustrations for the reader and listener to enjoy include: Tales from Hans Christian Andersen, translated by Naomi Lewis and illustrated by Emma Chichester-Cland, and Berlie Docherty and Jane Ray's Classic Fairy Tales.

But things have changed since the days when toddlers rampaged, and mothers chatted in huddles of striped scarves and rickety pushchairs – as they still do in Shirley's evocative illustrations.

In doing so, he shows just how evocative illustration can be in conveying a life to young readers.

With the power of his evocative prose and illustrations, Magnus thus reworks the North into a winter-wonderland and ice into a dangerous but instructive element of the natural world and medium of human culture.

Around the same time I was fretting over my cover, my nephew turned thirteen, and, in honor of his entry into this dweebiest and most introverted of life's stages, I gave him a variety pack/starter kit of science fiction's greatest hits, all original paperbacks with evocative midcentury cover illustrations.

And although she is best known for being photographed, a new exhibition at SHOWstudio in London transforms the model's iconic runway moments into evocative paintings and illustrations by well-known artists.

But this, along with the evocative graphic-novel-style illustrations by Gareth Hinds, makes the book feel more like play than work.