Sentence examples for visual lexicon from inspiring English sources
It's unbelievable, wholesale destruction does show how news atrocities become a banal part of our visual lexicon, though.
He neither imitates nor ignores the Iranian visual lexicon, but rather makes it his own and expands upon it.
As the country has grown more secular, Tanavoli has built up and maintained certain religious motifs as a significant part of his visual lexicon.
He was a prophet of the curving universe and gave us, in the endlessly playful geometry of fractals, a visual lexicon for our complex world.
No stranger to the art of creating iconic designs, as with his new bus for London, Heatherwick should be commissioned forthwith to create a new visual lexicon for sustainability.
Through it all he developed a flamboyant visual lexicon, using woggles (amoebalike shapes), cheese holes (recessed circular lights in walls and ceilings), beanpoles (ornamental metal rods) and those flying stairways to nowhere.
Xie traced and retraced his own drawings too, aiming not at raw realism but at developing a lexicon or visual vocabulary of standard motifs from which to construct larger pictures and paintings.
This finding suggests the existence of a visual input lexicon, which would store the visual form of known words, allow direct access to the lexicon through a visual route and show early effects of word familiarity (e.g. [ 6, 21]).
"We think of ourselves as building this visual language, this lexicon," McIntosh says.
He uses it to give a rousing display of his theatrical lexicon: brilliant visual effects, inventive music, diverse casting, environmental concern.
But a photographic series that explicitly models and parodies mid-20th century film with as much virtuoso aplomb as the Untitled Films Stills has to be richly informed by a diversely specialized lexicon of visual techniques and pictorial signage that is the result of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of artists and skilled laborers within the film industry, most of whom go unrecognized.
