Sentence examples for illustration over from inspiring English sources
Despite his articulateness, Leonardo gave absolute precedence to the illustration over the written word in his teaching method.
The subject matter is simple and unchallenging, while the technique is conventional, from the carefully balanced arrangements of figures and preference for narrative illustration over personal expression to the classical treatment of space.
In 1335, Guido da Vigevano, in a treatise on engineering, explained the advantage of illustration over verbal description thus: "I cannot so well set it forth in words as I see it in my mind's eye".
For instance, if the textbook on the black-and-white e-reader displays an illustration from a file that is in color, "the machine can move the illustration over to the LCD and run it there in color," Mr. Atkinson said.
"There is currently no building that says illustration over the door," says the 77-year-old artist on his reasons for supporting the project.
We say "incomplete" because there are new marketplace companies emerging every day, and we'd like to add to the illustration over time (apologies if your company's logo is missing – feel free to let us know).
Her desk was filled with various holiday decorations -- an Easter basket and a children's Hanukkah book with three-dimensional pop-up illustrations left over from last winter.
Christopher Silas Neal Christopherr's gorgeous, minimalistic, vibrant illustrations in Over and Under the Snow inspired a winter hibernation snow-scape project that was a huge hit at story time.
2. Place a sheet of tracing paper over your illustration and draw over the lines of your design in pencil.
His tenacity brought success, first as the art editor of Boys Lifee, the magazine of the Boy Scouts of America, then as primary illustrator of The Saturday Evening Post, for which he completed 322 cover illustrations over 47 years.
Printmaker Exhibition Antonio Frasconi is the "Invited Artist of the Year" at Art/Place in Southport, where an exhibition of his woodcuts, posters, landscapes and illustrations over the past 50 years, plus new work and some of his highly charged political pieces opens Wednesday and continues through Feb. 27.
