Sentence examples for painstaking drawing from inspiring English sources

The book is not for the squeamish reader, with blood-spattered battles involving Ottoman armies, janissaries, Christian princes; at the same time, painstaking drawing retains a certain candor when paired with what appears to be a font called Comic-Book Commando.

A considerable part of "The Imprint of Drawing" at the Drawing Center in SoHo, his first New York solo museum show, is a series of 10 very large sheets of paper, each registering in hugely blown-up scale the print -- expanded by incredibly patient and painstaking drawing -- of each of his fingertips.

Prescott acts like an interpreter in Skin of Brown Snake III, where she transmogrifies the seductive shimmering surface of the brown snake, a memory her childhood growing up on a station in the Queensland outback, into a painstaking ephemeral drawing made from wine and paper that like skin of the brown snake changes over time.

The animated film was created by Paul Michael Johnson, and animated in the style of epic 80s anime series' like Mobile Suit Gundam, Patlabor and many others, which featured painstaking hand drawn detail and shading.

Instead of the painstaking task of drawing and painting characters frame by frame, the technique perfected by Walt Disney in the 1930's and 1940's, animators are now doing just about everything with the click of a mouse -- melding hand-drawn characters into computer-generated backgrounds or placing lifelike animals made of pixels on the screen beside human actors.

The young Tony Wheeler once drew painstaking maps of his walks around the neighborhood.

The EU's Lisbon Treaty the product of eight years of painstaking work had been drawn up with the intention of pooling more powers at the European level, in part by creating the new posts of EU president and a more powerful foreign policy chief and by reducing the right of one country to veto the wishes of the rest.

Elizabeth Simonson, the third exhibitor, transformed a wall into topography by drawing pencil lines in painstaking, endlessly repetitive patterns that evoke mountains receding in the distance.

He has also described this series as follows: "[I]t's taking something that originally was suppose to mean immediacy and I'm tediously drawing something that looks like a brushstroke...I want it to look as though it were painstaking".

For each of us, the process of deciding to leave our clients for seven days was a drawn out and painstaking one.

He says the kind of person who is drawn to the painstaking animation process has a specific psychological profile: perhaps with these new technologies, the pursuit can at last escape from the asylum.