Sentence examples for illustration process from inspiring English sources

Often a simple sketch of whatever you are going to illustrate will guide the rest of the illustration process to a cleaner, more accurate result with fewer missteps.

During the illustration process for "Charlotte's Web," Nordstrom wrote to White, "Garth wants to meet the challenge of doing a close-up of a spider, he says.

Some have striking illustrations, often in a format that's beautifully designed or rendered via an illustration process that's a feat of artistic skill or technological innovation — or both.

The jittery new track scores the illustration process, which pulsates to the springy beat of the song.

Disney's Press said that, except for the occasional use of computers to assist in some background animation, the painstaking illustration process has remained virtually unchanged over the years.

75 hours of Guillaume Cornet's meticulous illustration process gets condensed down into two colorful minutes in in Society6's new stop-motion timelapse.

Plate-marks are one of the tell-tale signs of intaglio illustration processes — if you're lucky!

"Drypoint" is another intaglio process we looked at closely in "Book Illustration Processes" and one at which we also tried our hands.

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Wood-engraving, intaglio metal cuts using both copper and steel plates, and drypoints were all important illustration processes in children's books from the early- to mid-eighteenth century through the early twentieth century.

The "reverse" aspect of letterpress type and relief and intaglio printing (like almost all illustration processes) is one of the aspects we always stress for students or others to whom we present rare printed books.