Sentence examples for visual stamp from inspiring English sources

Add in Burton's authorial visual stamp and what we've got is an extremely pleasing formula.

Which is good, because they have talent, ambition, and most importantly a recognisable visual stamp.

Her photographs and music videos don't sport an identifying visual stamp so much as a disquieting intimacy.

Alas, other than one crafty camera move that boasts a gloriously ridiculous "he's hiding behind the potted plant" reveal, there isn't much of a visual stamp on the whole picture.

Prominent indie directors also show up frequently, placing their visual stamp on the most ambitious shows, including Nicole Holofcener, Jonathan Demme, and Todd Haynes on "Enlightened"; Claudia Weill (the director of the groundbreaking seventies movie "Girlfriends") on "Girls"; and Rian Johnson on "Breaking Bad".

The visual stamp of the cinematographer is still, to many viewers, a mysterious thing.

The cover art's combination of dull green and brown tones, juxtaposed with the jocular nature of the subject's pose, created a weak overall visual impression; Stamp commented: "It's not a great cover at all.

And each has a distinctive visual and aural stamp.

Mr. Broad is also putting his stamp on the visual landscape of the town where he went to college, East Lansing, Mich.

A simple way to add depth and visual interest to a stamped project is to cut out around your stamps.

Past highlights include the premiere of the opera "Monkey: Journey to the West" by the former Blur frontman Damon Albarn and the comic book artist Jamie Hewlett; an exhibition of performance art curated by Marina Abramovic, and a series of stamps, by the visual artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen, bearing the portraits of British soldiers who died in Iraq.