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The phrase "lively illustrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe visually engaging or animated pictures that accompany a written text, such as in a children's book or a magazine article. Example: The colorful and lively illustrations in the children's book brought the story to life and captivated the young readers.
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Priceman, who is perhaps best known for the lively illustrations of "Zin!
Hugely entertaining, innocent fun, and packed with lively illustrations from Joe Berger.
The lively illustrations, with spots of humor, help bring the more technical material down to child's-eye level.
The bags make lively illustrations, although the final count in the book is far less than the 1,000 original creations made since 1997.
To adorn its text, hand-lettered in gold, the Cervera is packed with lively illustrations of heraldic figures, stylized floral motifs and a variety of birds and beasts.
The final page count was 151, and only a handful were devoted to the lively illustrations, which were also the work of Mr Johnson, a man who began his career as a professional cartoonist.
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The lay expert brought her own, personal story into the training programme, thereby creating a lively illustration of the experiential world of people who harm themselves.
The books' colloquial style was matched with lively, expressive illustrations, often by Richard Rose.
In one of these cases you can see a series of elegant, lively book illustrations on the pleasures and perils of seaside vacations on the beaches of Britain.
Christine Davenier's illustrations, lively watercolors that convincingly show Touché's changing moods, breathe fresh life into this old tale.
It's got whimsical, lively, and fantastical illustrations that are just waiting for your markers, crayons, or colored pencils.
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