Examples of using Comic-like in English and their translations into German
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Three comic-like drawings can be seen.
Often his works have something comic-like.
Ziervogel's works feature comic-like figures engaged in drastic acts.
The graphics are real but playful, comic-like.
There are only comic-like fixed images and no speech animation here too.
In fact, the religious meetings are depicted somewhat comic-like and cliché-loaden.
Some of Lichtenstein's comic-like works illuminated the flaws of the American Dream.
Unsettling materials combined with well-known cuts that look almost comic-like rather than conventional.
He doesn't concentrate on comic-like movements, but prefers to capture the most fluid images of movement possible.
Clouds in shades of blue float between red color fields,fragments of photographs, and comic-like speech bubbles.
Critics reacted to his new, comic-like paintings with incomprehension.
On a dynamic, flowing frieze,South Tyrolean painter Heinz Mader has created a series of comic-like drawings.
Since the film is full of wacky and comic-like personalities, we are entertained.
You will find dressesthat combine art deco patterns with futuristically amorphous lines and even comic-like drawings on skirts.
It also tilts between flat, comic-like organization and the depths of painterly sludge and color gradations.
This stunning, tasteful result is presented in an equal bottle that makes you want more with the comic-like Big Peat.
Kang Chun-Heyok paints comic-like, minimalist drawings dealing with human rights in his homeland.
The portrayals serve their purpose, Donnie Yen plays his part surprisingly reserved, Louis Fan onthe other hand is acting very comic-like, Simon Yam and the rest of the cast don't get a lot to do.
At night, when only the lights from the buildings inthis comic-like world shine incompetition with the moon-that's when you might, having laughed, jump out of your window.
His most recent novel,»Deutschland macht dicht«(2010, tr: Germany Closes Down)is about the current economic crisis and tells a fantastic, comic-like story of the battle against the capitalist beast.
The characters are all a bit wacky and comic-like, which bestows its own distinctive charm upon the show.
Cow-inspired black-and-white armchairs at the on-site bar are surrounded by thick white columns,while cherry red seating and large comic-like paintings on the walls add vibrancy and color.
The graphic is kept comic-like and the background pictures have all of them turned out very well since, however, AGAST as Engine was used, so if the figures are running rather"far" from the Screen it gets a little bit pixelated.
The stadium shone in a sea of lights.“I'mA Mess” followed with colourful comic-like graphics, pictures and writings that obviously have meaning in his life.
Some key previous exhibitors include American contemporary street artist Shepard Fairey, anonymousphotographer and artist JR, and Raymond Pettibon, famed for his comic-like drawings.
Fine, stylized grains on the face of the Halloween mask,the typical"mouth" as well as the clear, comic-like eyes immediately create the characteristic wooden doll look.
Tyranny of Cataloguing is a perfect example for Banerjee's work, in which comic-like drawings accentuated sparingly with color, succinct texts, and a bizarre, somewhat melancholy humor merge to create visual narratives that operate more like chains of association than conventional stories.
And the mass media has quickly created its own canon of forms for its idols, like the peroxide-blonde hair of female film stars,which Roy Lichtenstein takes up in his comic-like paintings of the 1960s.
The portrayals serve their purpose, Donnie Yen plays his part surprisingly reserved, Louis Fan on theother hand is acting very comic-like, Simon Yam and the rest of the cast don't get a lot to do.
The exhibition will address the themes of artistic productivity, the role of the artist, his involvement in the market and the museum, and negotiations between institutions and artists. This involves pictorial wit, slapstick, diagrammatic forms,pataphysical strategies, comic-like elements, and linguistic quasi-aphorisms with nonsensical undertones.