The phrase "visually inspired" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been influenced or created based on a visual source or inspiration. Example sentence: The artist's latest masterpiece was visually inspired by the vibrant colors and patterns of a tropical rainforest.
Modeled as much on movies and video games as on traditional books, "The Numberlys" is filled with interactive games and was visually inspired by Fritz Lang's 1927 silent movie "Metropolis".
Avary intended the film to be in part visually inspired by animator Jan Švankmajer's work.
Stoller said he was visually inspired by the 2009 French drama "Enter the Void," directed by Gaspar Noé, which is shot among the neon-lighted nightclubs of Tokyo.
"I'm definitely a visually inspired guy," Mothersbaugh said on the phone from his studio in West Hollywood when asked about the movie.
Still, a few visually inspired scenes -- like the swift, clever representation of the Twin Towers' fall -- make you wish for more.
The next segment, Home, is visually inspired by the Chelsea Hotel where the Queen of the Night lived for some time.
Forbes.com: As a designer, what visually inspires you?
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The whole point is to visually inspire your dealer to give you a good deal so maybe also go braless and wear a "Jerry Garcia" pouch around your neck and apply a hint of colour on your lips if you want a fuller eighth.
The cozy inclusion of plastic photo corners and other devices underscores the way the visually rich diary inspired the graphic design of this book and makes it occasionally resemble a family album.
A new exhibition aims to challenge prejudice about sight loss and explore notions of sensory perception by showcasing works by visually impaired artists inspired by the sense of smell.
