Sentence examples for for visual ideas from inspiring English sources
The "Obey Thoven" theme and the look of the campaign were inspired, Mr. Shur said, by his preference for "visual ideas" and "the power of the single image," thus taking "the language barrier out of the way".
There are plenty of pictures of women and men wearing Burberry scarves online, in magazines, and in catalogs, so when in doubt, look to these sources for visual ideas and clues.
For an actor he had an amazing amount of visual ideas, which made my life so much easier".
We have become used to titles that ironize or undercut what we are looking at, providing conceptual scaffolding for feeble visual ideas, or weak punch lines to duller jokes.
His visual ideas for a 1973 Festival Ballet piece, Silver Apples of the Moon, looked delicious: a stage hung with hundreds of half-silvered bulbs suspended on transparent flex, a lunar precursor to the amber flash and dazzle of the National Theatre's 2011 production of Frankenstein.
"The visual ideas for Monk were to do with an historical character called George Bryan Beau Brummelel who was this dandy in the early 19th Century who was seen as a pioneer of modern male fashion.
I've watched earlier works from director, Tom Shankland, and I was really curious to find out about his visual ideas for The City & The City, what kind of worlds he and his DOP would create.
Saber developed concept art to form visual ideas for the remake and then flew to Seattle, Washington, to meet with 343 Industries.
Since my appointment as CEO of FASTSIGNS International , Incin early 2009, I have been on a mission to advance our brand, from that of a sign and banner provider to a visual ideas company for all kinds of businesses.
For the growing complement of artists she invites to show there, the ruins are a surprisingly agile testing ground for a variety of socially conscious visual ideas.
Here it would be in principle possible for a proponent of Berkeley's position to maintain that, at least for such animals, the connection between visual ideas and ideas of touch is innate and not learned (see Stewart 1829: 241 243; Mill 1842: 106 110).
