Sentence examples for illustration based from inspiring English sources
The silhouette is a brush illustration based on a combination of different poses and dresses and hats and faces.
Her realistic illustration based on "The Cock and the Jewel," a classic Aesop's fable, brings to mind the ornithological imagery of John James Audubon.
And the whole thing comes packaged in a cedar box adorned with an illustration based on a Gustave Doré etching of the Tower of Babylon.
The current design, bearing an "M" adapted from a 16th-century woodcut illustration based on a Leonardo drawing, figures in the Met's sense of its own identity, including the museum's internal newsletter, which uses the button in its nameplate.
From among newer writers: Mirza Waheed's The Book of Gold Leaves (Penguin) is a beautifully told and finely choreographed story of love, art and conflict in Kashmir – and should certainly be bought in hardback for the amazing cover illustration based on a gold painting made by the author's great-grandfather.
Another cinematic illustration, based on two countries threatening each other with nuclear annihilation, is Stanley Kubrick's zany 1964 film "Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb," which was influenced by the director's conversations with the game theorist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Thomas Schelling.
Many 20th-century artists and contemporary illustrators created artworks and illustrations based on "The Raven", including Edmund Dulac, István Orosz, and Ryan Price.
In place of storybook illustrations of Moses are abstract watercolor illustrations based on Hebrew typography.
The images were all illustrations based on the book design, and there were no photographs from the films.
There will also be storytelling, performances and food, all against the backdrop of illustrations based on Jules Feiffer's drawings of the library's lions, Patience and Fortitude.
In response to what he called the "propaganda machine against Ron Paul," he decided to make illustrations based on vignettes of American history and produced a "counter-propaganda piece".
