A rectangle supporting an oval wreath surrounds the eye-catching image of George Washington.
Especially in pharmaceutical advertisements, fine print may accompany a warning message, but this message is often neutralized by the more eye-catching positive images and pleasant background music (eye candy).
In lesser writers, these kinds of eye-catching images often feel gratuitous, bright verbal spangles that exist for no reason other than to show off the writer's panache.
Another peach label, for a white fruit, bears the eye-catching image of a shark's open jaws and the phrase "Great White."
In some of his moving, eye-catching images, he exhibits his appreciation for New York's work force.
O'Sullivan's self-created eye-catching visual image comprised a pudding basin haircut, cloth cap and short trousers.
Together they designed eye-catching images featuring bright colours, geometric shapes, and bold lettering.
In 1824 Peale painted the Patriæ Pater, in which a rectangle supporting an oval wreath surrounds the eye-catching image of George Washington.
Call them the New Sensualists: they're less interested in the eye-catching photogenic image of a building, more in how it feels to the touch, or sounds beneath the foot.
Many of these eye-catching images were made with the aid of an enormous sombrero and a stretchable serape worn by Philip Gardner.
