There is an absolute necessity about a good design arising, I imagine, from the fact that the nature of each form and its relation to all the other forms is determined by the artist's need of expressing exactly what he felt.
It seems that an artist creates a good design when, having been possessed by a real emotional conception, he is able to hold and translate it.
The windows are of good design, having two lights with a circle in the head.
There is a crocketed gable above the door, a rose window of good design, and some delicately-carved work surmounted by a cross.
The dwarf stone parapet and ornamental iron screen across the chancel arch form rather a nice feature, and the stall-seats are of good design.
The old high pewing has been substituted by low oak pewing of good design.
The roof is high-pitched and open, of good design, but, owing to so little of the light of heaven illuminating the interior, we are unable to say much about it.
In a good design of this kind the central figure or figures come out in strong relief, the attraction of the work being consequently much enhanced.
From these examples than which there is none better, it may be gauged that it is hopeless to expect a good design from a subject where the ages of man are contrasted.
If one knows a good design when it is seen, a little common-sense observation of weights and weave and a thoughtful comparison of prices will help to secure the best selections.
A design to be submitted to the craftsman should be a graphic record of technical facts in addition to good design, which requires that we should have an expressive technical means of rendering each process.
It is hoped that this book will tend to develop higher standards of good design in schools, industrial establishments, and the home.
It was necessary to state these principles in the form of sufficiently flexible rules which would allow the student to use his own judgment, but at the same time, restrict him to the essential principles of good design.
This arrangement as we have already discovered in the second chapter is not conducive to good design.
Meanwhile Niccola was staying at Florence, obtaining practice not only in sculpture but also in architecture by means of the works which were in progress throughout Italy, but especially in Tuscany, with some amount of good design.
And in truth a great debt is due to him and to Niccola his father, since in an age which lacked every element of good design, in the midst of all the darkness they threw so much light on those arts in which they were really excellent.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good design" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
