Sentence examples for more an illustrator from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gordon is more an illustrator.

So we were very excited when we got a chance to interview the author and illustrator who Philip Pullman describes as "a national treasure", the one and only Shirley Hughes: Do you think of yourself more as an illustrator or a writer?

Shepard was more truly an illustrator than a cartoonist, but Bateman's towering humours and bulging-eyed apoplectic businessmen were in the direct line from Edward Lear to such frantic American cartoonists as Virgil Partch.

Fred is perhaps less of a comics guy and more of an illustrator.

It's a subjective, albeit well-researched, account of Andy Warhol's struggle to be more than an illustrator.

It's a subjective, albeit well-researched, account of Andy Warhol's struggle to be more than an illustrator.

But Mr. Steinberg was more than just an illustrator, or at least that is one message from this rich, inviting and immensely pleasurable show.

The plotting of the strips is harder to attribute, the scant evidence available supporting the notion that Raymond was more than simply an illustrator.

According to Browne, it is more difficult to be an illustrator today than it used to be.

But it is more the versatility of an illustrator or designer than of an artist driven to find new forms for new feelings.

More recently his girlfriend, an illustrator called Juman Malouf, was employed on The Grand Budapest Hotel to paint portraits of the actors in costume.