Sentence examples for fellow illustrator from inspiring English sources

His success made him rich, and in 1910 he built himself a grand mansion surrounded by gardens in New Rochelle, not far from the home of his friend, admirer and fellow illustrator, Norman Rockwell.

In a tribute for Wegner's 90th birthday, the author and fellow illustrator Ian Beck wrote, "No one to touch him; wit, warmth, and above all such fine and fluid draughtsmanship," while for Shirley Hughes, "Looking at the range of his delightful picture books, you see not just a stunning technique but a true artist whose first priority is to serve the story and make it come alive for the reader".

Robles says he chose to look away, but others, such as fellow illustrator Howard Brodie, stared right back, until Manson seemed to become uncomfortable and averted his eyes. .

The artist recently collaborated with fellow illustrator Reginald Pean, fusing REEG's signature women with Pean's trademark skeletons and devilish figures.

Prentis fills out bold outlines through a bipolar color palette similar to the one used by fellow illustrator Josan Gonzalez, a.k.a., @deathburger.

In my teary slump, I got talking to my friend and fellow illustrator Jack Teagle about fan art, and he turned me on to some incredible examples of home-drawn cartoon emulations, like this snake-headed Bart who looks a lot like a Monster Munch.

So the society began an e-mail and direct-mail campaign, asking fellow illustrators and other artists to exhibit a piece of work and to donate $50.

Yet it is primarily as a children's book author that Mr. Ungerer has been visiting the United States this month, where he was celebrated by the French Consulate and by his fellow illustrators, including Jules Feiffer.

During an era when cameras were largely banished from the courtroom, Elizabeth Williams and her fellow illustrators had front row seats at some of the most celebrated legal dramas.

Although Buck had departed, the model who portrayed Gillis' girlfriend (fellow Post illustrator Mead Schaeffer's daughter) remained available, so Rockwell painted her faithfully sleeping at midnight on New Year's Eve with photos of Willie Gillis in the background above her bed in Willie Gillis: New Year's Eve.

Be that as it may, Davis joined many of his fellow EC illustrators in moving to Mad Magazine, the most influential satire publication of the 20th century.