Sentence examples for illustrations of animals from inspiring English sources
Underwood's beautifully spare text follows this pattern throughout, accompanied by Liwska's illustrations of animals (colored in an appropriately hushed palette).
Indeed, the sight of all four books, some of their pages illuminated with burnished gold and delicate illustrations of animals and flowers, is for some a transcendent experience.
Her illustrations of animals are so closely observed from nature that they appear to be completely "real" and yet, they wear clothes and speak as humans.
Not only is she drawn to the act of painting itself, but the storytelling quality that comes with it; you can easily trace her evocative illustrations of animals and plants to the books she read when she was little.
The colorful apps feature animated or high-definition illustrations of animal characters who invite younger children to listen to phrases or animal noises or point to the animals' ears, noses and other body parts.
The illustrations, often of animals that Church saw at the Bronx and Central Park Zoos, take up more room on the pages than his worried notes about unpaid bills and confessions of heavy drinking.
The last few lines of the book run: There are 39 illustrations, some of animals and plants, some of human topics such as the "Masked-dance and wedding-feast of Tucuna Indians", which is signed by Josiah Wood Whymper.
The article inside, "Indie Rock Universe," presented lists of independent bands and fanciful illustrations of planets, animals and spaceships by Benjamin Marra.
O'Brien's work features cleverly sampled and photoshopped illustrations of objects, animals, and children described using completely unrelated nouns.
An empathy for animals is evident in the illustrations of the animal fables, particularly the Kalīlah wa Dimnah and the Anwār-e Suhaylī.
Kutzer suggests the bear in Potter's two illustrations of the animal would theoretically be recognized by American children, but the depiction of the bear is almost as stiff and unnatural as Potter's depictions of humans in her other books.
