Sentence examples for hero designs from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a strong conception of art for art's sake reappears in West's novel "The Day of the Locust" (1939), whose hero designs sets and costumes for the movies but is also painting a grand canvas, "The Burning of Los Angeles," to express the meaning of his experience of the city.

The association occupies Decatur House, a mansion on Lafayette Square built in 1818 for Stephen Decatur, the naval hero, and designed by the architect Benjamin Latrobe.

Moorcock's hero is designed as a kind of anti-Conan: he is a thin, longhaired albino with a darkly cynical worldview, unmoved by the decadence and death that surround him — the living embodiment of Moorcock's axiom that "Time is an agony of Now".

DJ Hero was designed as a party game and to make the player "the life of the party", giving ways for them to be "in control of the music", according to Townsend.

Which is why -- as they tried to come up with a distinctive walk, look and sound for Baymax -- the Big Hero 6 design team drew inspiration from a lot of untraditional sources.

Your hero's design will also signify what type of character you are presenting.

Mr. Cowan said his design hero is the Manhattan designer Vicente Wolf, who is known for clean, neutral backgrounds with ethnic accents.

Kepes is one of the unsung heroes of design history, whose name has yet to be (mis pronounced outside a tiny circle of admiring geeks.

Interior design hero Norman Potter: he had an honest, minimal approach to design, always conditioned by the space.

Paul Rand is a graphic design hero of mine and so I pull out his "Designer's Art" over and over to look at his type and palette choices.

Design hero Ray and Charles Eames.