Sentence examples for rendered drawings from inspiring English sources

But in Tomine's precisely rendered drawings (which owe something to Clowes, something to the Hernandez brothers and maybe even a tiny debt to the painter Alex Katz) they take on a certain dignity and individuality.

But THE SWEETER SIDE OF R. CRUMB (MQ Publications, $30) celebrates, as this "misanthropic sex pervert" announces on the title page, "adorable, heartwarming and lovingly rendered drawings which, I promise, will not make you feel threatened in any way, and will put you in a state all warm and fuzzy and cuddly towards the artist and life in general".

Alongside the beautifully rendered drawings, the book offers essays by art historian Erich Franz, exploring Studinka's distinct creative process, and literature scholar Marco Baschera, who looks at the artist and his work from a philosophical perspective.

You may need a moment to recover from the full-on swoon brought on by these adorable, brilliantly rendered drawings.

In "Heads," Peter Sis uses delicately rendered drawings that evoke the surreal imagery of Archimboldo, Magritte and Dali to present his views on human growth and relationships.

In a series of multimedia works — from photography to meticulously rendered drawings — the artist looks at the culture of horse racing, touching on issues of fantasy, escapism and chance.

In the past in work such as The Language of Long Lingering Looks I render drawings by sketching, drawing attention to line and interpretation of body language.

3D CAD applications will often have a built-in function for rendering drawings, and they also provide support for exporting models to more sophisticated rendering applications.

Sally gets the details of Porky Pig and his pals nicely in "Porky at the Ice Cream Parlor," while Mike focuses on lunch call with his "Waking Up Snoopy for Lunch". The resident draftsmanship virtuoso is Michael, whose many finely rendered pencil drawings feature mutating beasts.

But this one stood out because it included several finely rendered pencil drawings throughout including ships, shorelines, and even an albatross at rest.

The current Egon Schiele show in London, with its graphically rendered nude drawings, and Silent Partners in Cambridge, exploring artists, often sexual, interactions with mannequins, could even be seen as inadvertent companion pieces to the Jones retrospective.