Sentence examples for talented illustrator from inspiring English sources

Johnny Depp narrates a doc on anarchically talented illustrator Ralph Steadman.

The talented illustrator Matthew Cordell keeps this soufflé of an adventure rising; in two stellar double-page spreads he shows Bat swooping down to the lobby while Rat painstakingly climbs the steps to get to the same place.

The question of whether Rockwell was an exorbitantly talented illustrator or a grossly underrated painter has been debated regularly since the early 1920's, when his Saturday Evening Post covers began to make him America's best-loved artist.

As well as the opportunity to see the talented illustrator draw the big Penguin Blue, everyone will have the chance to make their own little kites to take home with them!

Created by experienced and talented!—illustrator and greeting card designer Vicky Barone, this simple garland would look splendid draped across a mantel or dining room hutch.

(Picture book; ages 3 to 5) This exceptional first book by Srinivasan, a talented illustrator — her animations can be seen in the film "Waking Life" and her illustrations in The New Yorker — follows Little Owl during his nighttime explorations.

What's more, these publishers are not known for hiring talented illustrators to come up with nice covers – and you rarely see their books advertised in magazines.

Since the first half of the 19th century, Scandinavia produced Andersen, Zacharias Topelius, Jørgen Moe, Henrik Wergeland, Helena Nyblom, Selma Lagerlöf, Elsa Beskow, Astrid Lindgren, Tove Jansson, Maria Gripe, Anna Lisa Warnlöf, Lennart Hellsing, Karin Anckarsvärd, Inger Sandberg, plus a school of critics and historians second only to that of Germany, plus many talented illustrators.

Or they could always turn to another generation of talented illustrators that grew up inspired by great poster artists like Drew that include Mark Raats, Jason Palmer, Blake Armstrong and Paul Shipper.

I also illustrated the book mostly myself (see one above on stem cell facelifts--a hot topic also discussed a few days ago in the New York Times), but have in addition included a few illustrations by an intern in my lab, Taylor Seamount, who is a very talented scientific illustrator.

Tales From Outer Suburbia (Templar £12.99) is an uncategorisable one-off by the unique and weirdly talented Australian illustrator Shaun Tan.