Sentence examples for mural design from inspiring English sources

Tondo, ( Italian: "round") plural tondi, a circular painting, relief carving, plaque, or mural design.

Sets by Mr. Morgan; costumes by Margiann Flanagan; lighting by Mary Jo Dondlinger; mural design by Paul Jackson.

He was also honored by Yeshiva University as their Man of the Year, and was responsible for the annual HudsonShatz Mural Design Contest, which awarded cash prizes to NYC high school students and reproduced the winning mural design on the side of a New York City building.

NDEBELE MURAL DESIGN WORKSHOPS, tomorrow (and June 30) at 2 p.m., a workshop where youngsters 5 and older will learn to paint in the style of Ndebele women of South Africa with the artist Zenzel Brown.

In Jaipur, Correa worked throughout with traditional painters and craftsmen to achieve a unified environment, but when he designed the headquarters for the British Council in New Delhi (1987-92), he adopted a more worldly approach and invited Howard Hodgkin to provide a mural design that was executed in black and white marble by Delhi craftsmen.

There is a small but wild and rather goofy "Dancing Head" from the 1940's by Jackson Pollock and an unintentionally hokey, surrealistic mural design by Willem de Kooning, a nautical vision of the artist himself shirtless and in cut-off pants on a wharf with netting, rope, an oar and a sea gull that hovers like a divine portent.

He has a house just outside Johannesburg & wanted a mural designed for a big room next to the swimming pool.

It will also house the single work of art in the station: a 118-by-13-foot mosaic mural designed by Giulio Candussio of the Scuola Mosaicisti del Friuli in Spilimbergo, Italy, northeast of Venice, where it is being fabricated.

The sushi bar was shaped like a lightning bolt; one wall was a silk mural designed to be edge-lit by neon fixtures the owners could not afford, so rather than scrap a beautiful detail, Mr. Rockwell borrowed the money and lent it to them.

Despite the Wall Street crash in 1929, the murals' design was unchanged for the building's opening.

Peter Bartczak is an artist with experience in airbrushing, murals, design and lettering.