Sentence examples for whose illustrations from inspiring English sources
The Look: Open and airy, with huge floor-to-ceiling front windows that flood the room with light, Sawyer features butcher-block tables, a handmade copper door leading next door to Clover Juice, and charming hand-painted wall designs by local fashion illustrator Carly Kuhn, whose illustrations have appeared in Elle and ads for Prada.
And the books are illustrated by the wonderful drawings of Quentin Blake, whose illustrations helped make the stories of Roald Dahl come alive.
Marjorie Priceman, whose illustrations for "Zin!
His approach resulted in a series whose illustrations matched its author's perspective; together, they helped children understand the American past.
For starters, Mary Azarian, whose illustrations for "Snowflake Bentley" won the 1999 Caldecott Medal, works in hand-colored woodcuts, itself a time-honored art.
Not to be outdone, and in New York's true spirit of diversity and disputation, Stuart Goldenberg, whose illustrations frequently appear in The City, made four alternative designs.
The writer was Suzanne Simmons — not Katherine Streeter, whose illustration accompanied the essay.
And the listings erroneously included a credit for Aidan Koch, whose illustration for the "Winter Fiction Series" section of the page was not published.
Luci Gutiérrez, whose illustration of the Nathan's Famous annual hot-dog-eating contest (above) appears in Goings On About Town this week, has been an illustrator for a decade, and for The New Yorker since the fall.
By Jordan Awan June 29 , 2011Luci Gutiérrez, whose illustration of the Nathan's Famous annual hot-dog-eating contest (above) appears in Goings On About Town this week, has been an illustrator for a decade, and for The New Yorker since the fall.
Certainly his "ovary compressor," a device whose illustration begs for inclusion in a catalog of arcane implements of torture, got his patients' attention like nothing else could, allowing Saltpêtrière's doctors to administer what "closely resembled a sexual assault" with clinical detachment, dirtying no one's hands.
