Sentence examples for poster conceived from inspiring English sources

The huge print, 226 centimeters by 228 centimeters, or about 7 › feet by 7 › feet, resembles a poster conceived by an illustrator.

His best-known poster, conceived in 1981 for the dance troupe Nihon Buyo Performance and reused for various purposes, features an abstract version of a geisha.

And there are two themes that I have held on to tenaciously in the years since I conceived this poster.

Knowing that they had to attract the attention of people who were rushing to catch trains or staring at them across crowded streets, he conceived his posters to be striking and memorable, even when seen briefly from a distance.

At the Guggenheim, a working replica occupies the "Room of the Present," a dazzling futuristic environment — including a serpentine steel-and-glass room divider, Bauhaus lamps, plans for buildings and domestic interiors, photographs, films, and posters — that Moholy-Nagy conceived for a museum installation in 1930, but which went unrealized in his lifetime.

When Berlin's Christian Democratic Union conceived of the poster campaign for Sunday's state elections in the German capital, coming up with a core message must have felt like a no-brainer.

(Kate and Laura Mulleavy, the sisters behind the fashion line Rodarte, who handmade the ballet costumes worn by Natalie Portman — including the crown featured in the much-mimicked posters — and helped conceive the look of the film, were not considered eligible by the Academy anyway).

Not surprisingly, they don't want to say too much about the upcoming election, or the typically ballsy poster campaign launched by the Tories this week – and once again conceived by Mr Sinclair's creatives.

Its name was suggested by Karol Modzelewski, and its famous logo was conceived by Jerzy Janiszewski, designer of many Solidarity-related posters.

And then there are the Duggars, poster family of the Quiverfull movement, who have 18 children (though all were conceived naturally over two decades) and their own reality TV show.

"Landscapes for the People" was conceived while he was completing his master's program, a series on missing persons posters called "Posted".