Sentences with phrase «see my illustrations come»

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No one has suggested anything of the sort, unless of course asking people to be aware of their privilege, listening to those who don't have it, and doing what they can to address it in their daily lives (see Mary Anne's comment for a beautiful illustration of how even small gestures make a difference) is something that comes «at personal cost.»

In fact, they came from Sweden, Greece, the Central African Republic and Russia (see Illustration).

If you don't see your illustration today, please come back later and I promise you'll not be disappointed.

I try to create as many illustrations as possible, please come back soon and you can see your illustration here!

Today I decided to post more illustrations of my lovely followers, I'll pick photos randomly from the Monday bloom link up party and my @Instagram, so come back later - you may see your illustration very soon.

Marcus Leaver, CEO, The Quarto Group, Inc.: We waited until tablets came in because we are mainly in the illustration business and are now seeing a huge increase.

Inside books, publishers can place MPEG - 4 videos and animations, what B&N calls «Alive Touch,» which allows children to touch an illustration and see it come to life.

I would love to do some more animation work and see my illustration and artwork come to life!

Around that time, I'd come across a book of children's illustrations from around 1920 by a publisher called Blackie and Son — it seemed to chime with the images I was seeing in the news.

I recently came across another illustration of the modern tendency to see pictures as puzzles.

By then de Kooning saw the alternatives as mutually exclusive, and he wanted his commercial illustrations destroyed, because «they come back to haunt you.»

With the approach of the 21st century came a renewed commitment to enhance the strengths of the Museum — British Pre-Raphaelite art, American illustration, John Sloan, and 19th - and early - 20th - century American art all saw major additions in the 1980s and 1990s.

We saw a sketch of an electric car drawing power from the wind and storing energy from the grid, a photo of farmer taking off a hay crop while a wind turbine generates royalty income for his family from the same field, an illustration of wind energy at the centre of a clean and vibrant cityscape, and many more examples of how Canadians are becoming more conscious about where our electricity comes from, how we use it, and how our choices can contribute to a more prosperous and sustainable world.