Sentence examples for visual vernacular from inspiring English sources

The eighties might also be the last era associated with an exuberant visual vernacular.

Maybe that's why the visual vernacular of images, emoji, those cartoons text characters, and GIFs are all so popular.

On YouTube – where the visual vernacular was defined by trailblazers less than half his age – Moyles is out of his comfort zone.

Creating a tale of multigenerational appeal usually entails combining the exaggerated, less subtle visual vernacular of youngsters with writing laden with meaning for their parents.

Benenson will also speak on a closing panel Saturday afternoon, titled "I Have No Words: Emoji and the New Visual Vernacular".

They represent a "virtually unexplored visual vernacular, a world of makeshift means and primitive methods, of gestural madness and unruly visions, of piety and poetry and a million private plagiarisms".

By then, Brownjohn had defined a distinctive graphic language that reflected the influence of European modernism and American pop art, and was characterized by collages of found images and typography, visual puns, vernacular symbolism and hand-drawn details.

As man's first shade both in visuals and vernacular, perhaps that's why it's so prominent in our collective conscious: a social synesthesia that encapsulates emotions and abstracts into something instantly understood.

It burned white-hot, with its visuals and vernacular fully conquering the mainstream for a while there, but then it just kind of faded away as quickly as it first appeared.

The overall presentation draws heavily, even reverentially, from the visual and storytelling vernacular of film.

The game constantly uses the familiar visual and aural vernacular of decades of Mario games in new and inventive ways.