Some models seem to have been constructed with the idea that when the contours have been accurately placed the work of the modeler is practically done.
As already stated, the contours are only a means of control, and one modeler requires more than another.
The filling-in process is the most important one in relief map making, for it is here that the modeler must show his knowledge of, and feeling for, topographic forms.
The modeler must have judgment enough and skill enough to read between the lines, and to undo the generalizing of the topographer and draughtsman, thus supplying the material omitted from the map.
It is much better for the modeler himself to do this work, though to obtain good results from plaster it is necessary to know the material thoroughly, and this knowledge comes only from experience.
Those who know the creative power and the vastness of imagination of the modeler of "The Burghers of Calais" and of "The Gate of Hell" may well ask this question.
For light serves, in conformity with depressions and reliefs, to give the eye the same sensation that the hand receives from touch: Titian is just as great a modeler as Donatello.
When the turner and modeler has perfected his pot, it has to go through its firings, glazings, paintings, until it comes to us a perfected work, which we too often hardly look at.
When the manufactory became a state establishment, the services of an artist named Melchior were secured as modeler and decorator.
He is the artificer of human beauty, the new modeler of created things, just as the sublime chisel of Greek art was the modeler of marbles.
Logic is a mere modeler of facts; it is static, immobile, fixed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "modeler" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: carver; chaser; modeler; molder; sculptor; statuary; stonecutter
