Sentence examples for producing drawings from inspiring English sources

Given that even a small building can require thousands of drawings, and producing drawings traditionally accounts for a big chunk of an architect's fee, making changes can be a costly and time-consuming business.

He worked on advertisements, too, producing drawings for over 100 companies, selling everything from steel girders and Swiss rolls to toffee, beef essence and asbestos cement, depicting each product being manufactured in a fantastical imaginary process.

And while contemporary art theory leans more toward the political, the economic and the social — particularly in recent months, with the Occupy movement inspiring many artists — Ms. Smith has become more ethereal and spiritual, a kind of earth mother/artist, producing drawings, tapestries and sculptures suggestive of talismans instead of aesthetic objects.

After the war he would become the finest illustrator of his time, producing drawings for classic texts such as The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Bleak House, Treasure Island and Alice in Wonderland.

A construction is here to be understood in the elementary sense of producing drawings or diagrams, using certain instruments, such as a ruler and/or a compass, and not in the modern sense in foundational terms, i.e., a constructive, axiomatic foundation for geometry.

If students are asked to draw the tree of life, they generally produce drawings that place Homo sapiens in a prominent position (either on top of the drawing or on its right-hand side).

He does not produce drawings or sculptures.

His lifelong desire has been to "produce drawings more liberated, more spontaneous.

The demands of local bigwigs and property developers produced drawings that suggested a suburban shopping mall or another Californian edge city.

Inspired by the early 16th-century German artists Albrecht Dürer and Albrecht Altdorfer, Rackham produced drawings that are distinctive for their angularity and high detail.

During these explorations White produced drawings and maps of what he saw, perhaps to satisfy curiosity back home about the New World.