Sentence examples for figurative illustrations from inspiring English sources

The ones here are of three types: landscapes, semiabstract cruciform compositions and figurative illustrations of biblical scenes.

By the late 1940s, Fornasetti had not only defined his signature style of witty figurative illustrations, but his chosen way of working, researching each new project with as much vigor as he had applied when approaching ceramics.

Modernist design has influenced scads of other authors, whose books have relied more on building layers of design elements than on traditional figurative illustration.

The power of the images comes from sheer repetition of endless rainy afternoons with comic books, but also from something more: Smith's intuitive decision to use figurative illustration.

A figurative illustration of the relative positions of the SNPs in their protein-coding genes is shown in Figure 2.

These artists were all highly competent professionals well trained in the basics of figurative painting, but pulp illustration was hack work.

Alongside the illustrations and the figurative elements of the images that came with the project, Sheri and I agreed on the importance of atmosphere.

As Mr. Toporbottom explained, the guest of honor was Walton Ford, a figurative artist known for naturalistic illustrations of African wildlife and other animals.

"Tunk had this giant stack of these Frank Netter magazines from the 80s in his studio that I always ogle each time I'm over there, and one day, we started building figurative pieces based off all these outdated pediatric illustrations," adds Vochatzer.

There are two types of illustration in the books - muted, figurative, almost bland drawings that tend to depict real life, and the tumultuous, textured, colour-saturated landscapes representing the imaginative world.

A decade and a half into the figurative painting boom, artists are still raiding pockets of forgotten academic art and illustration and baiting viewers with their cringe-worthy finds.