Sentence examples for make illustrations from inspiring English sources

Of course it also lets you write notes by hand, make illustrations and annotate PowerPoint documents.

They then make illustrations in small groups and on their own that are a response to, or inspired by, Mr. Niemann's work.

At Duckworth's suggestion he got an introduction to John Tenniel, the Punch magazine cartoonist, whom he commissioned to make illustrations to his specification.

Solntsev didn't come into the czar's employ until the early 1830s, when Nicholas commissioned him to make illustrations for what would become a six-volume tome titled "Antiquities of the Russian State".

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".

At the time, he worked as an advertising agency art director, and Ms. Cusack was becoming known for her distinctive style of stitching fabric together to make illustrations (MargaretCusack.com).com

In the midst of this cacophony on morality, W. himself seems to have escaped to a simpler, more solipsistic landscape, making illustrations of his illustrious torso.

Tice made illustrations for little magazines like Rogue and The Quill, as well as Vanity Fair and the city's newspapers (including The New York Times).

He subsequently worked for the British Museum, made drawings of birds for the ornithologist John Gould, and, during 1832 37, made illustrations of the earl of Derby's private menagerie at Knowsley, Lancashire.

Vandersteen made illustrations and comics when needed.

The ones I specifically painted on the fan are lifted from a Japanese sake company that in the '70s made illustrations of Kappa for their campaign to appeal to their American clients.