Sentence examples for visual paint from inspiring English sources

Town was not simply in Midtown, it seemed to be defining a new Midtown cuisine, a little understated, but each dish made distinctive with a half-twist, an unexpected visual paint stroke, or both, like the roasted skate served with three sorbet-shaped quenelles: pea-peppermint, apple-miso, and eggplant with hazelnut oil and quatre-épices.

The visual paint patterns were used to illustrate erosion damage "hot spots".

This visual paints the picture that plant food is for ladies, and perhaps cows, but men?

Upon her return, Johnson went to work on the photographs she'd taken with a full visual arsenal: paint, Photoshop, embossing, printmaking.

What exactly that was is left purposely vague, but the long flashbacks that pad out the movie's running time and vary its visual texture paint a picture that is neither pretty nor coherent.

How can I use my platform to help people who are so often ignored be seen and heard?" That question led Wilkinson to The Bowery Mission where, with the director's blessing, she proposed having visual artists paint or draw portraits of homeless men and women who passed through the shelter.

Jack, whose interests were drifting away from music and towards visual art, painted the record's cover.

She was active in the visual arts — painting, drawing, and quilting — and wrote fiction, including "Airless Spaces".

As photography in the 19th century depicted the world with greater visual accuracy, painting veered from realism to Impressionism.

Roger's primary concerns during this period were visual; he painted and drew, and, with Prynne, undertook a study of Italian Renaissance art using Stokes's books, going on an extended tour of northern Italy in an old van.

In 1936 she went to the London Theatre Studio to study acting, but realised she was more interested in the visual arts: painting, but also the Bloomsbury-encouraged arts of illustration and decorating.