Sentence examples for range of illustration from inspiring English sources

The range of illustration styles – from Anthony Browne's surreal gorillas to Korky Paul's spiky witches – is as striking as the range of stories.

Drawing played a key role in this effort: it allowed Leonardo skillfully to dissect mechanical devices and reassemble them using the full range of illustration techniques he had mastered.

Working constantly to support a family of three, Wegner undertook a range of illustration work, including stamps for Christmas and other festivities and, from 1973, a string of drawings for the American children's magazine Cricket, which featured running commentary by insect characters.

Exploiting a wide range of illustration styles to delight the eye, Lehrer offers a funny, thought-provoking and refreshing twist on the graphic novel.

The 380-page book is described as an "illuminated novel that contains 101 books within it". Exploiting a wide range of illustration styles to delight the eye, Lehrer offers a funny, thought-provoking and refreshing twist on the graphic novel.

Red Elephant by Blafre This box by Norwegian designers Blafre is (naturally) retro-inspired, and the range of illustrations is attractively  non-garish.

The New Yorker cartoons had not yet been invented... what was being published in those first months was a rich and varied range of illustrations, satiric sketches, spots, and caricatures".

Surveying eighty years of photography from Chicago, the wide range of illustrations in this volume extend from conceptual and process-oriented series to material experiments and abstract photograms, and include contemporary works that reflect the continued importance of the Bauhaus school of thought in the present day.

There is much in this volume to charm even those not born in the Year of the Dog". "Apart from the great variety of sources deployed in analysis, and the range of beautiful illustrations, one of the great strengths of Skabelund's study is that the Japanese dog story is placed throughout the book in comparative perspective.

Exceptionally embellished with a wide range of biological illustrations, underwater photography, and fine art, Where Corals Lie is a beautiful and informative resource for anyone interested in ocean environments and the cultures that flourish or fail there.

In the introduction to the Sotheby's catalogue, Blake commented on the impressive variety of the sale: "Not the least striking aspect of this collection is the way that it demonstrates the range of possibilities of illustration from reportage to caricature to fantasy and beyond".