Beautiful Imagery Quotes

#1. I'll abide by my word, but you will never win me back! Believe me, in two weeks I will slice open your throat, drink from your blood, and then pierce your heart and laugh while your body explodes into dust. (Zephyra)
Beautiful imagery. You should write for Hallmark. (Stryker)

Sherrilyn Kenyon

#2. Dear Nancy,
I love your book The Crystal Navigator. You paint beautiful imagery throughout the pages of the story, and I loved learning about art through the adventures of Lucy. I'm honored to be one of the first readers of your wonderful story,
Sincerely,
Sylvie" (11 years old)

Sylvie

#3. The great thing about visual horror films is there's real potential for strong, beautiful imagery. It's the one genre that really lends itself to creating strong images. And I've always loved that idea of windmills - your mind aimlessly spinning.

Tim Burton

#4. The threads of malice creeping toward him from Beloved's side of the table were held harmless in the warmth of Sethe's smile.

Toni Morrison

#5. 'The Wine of Summer' is a beautiful film about love lost and found, and the complexities of life while discovering who you are. It was filmed primarily in and around Barcelona, and the imagery is breathtaking.

Kelsey Chow

#6. The chill, like scurrying spiders, worked deeper into him, weaving webs of ice in the hollows of his bones.

Dean Koontz

#7. The paperweight was the room he was in, and the coral was Julia's life and his own, fixed in a sort of eternity at the heart of the crystal.

George Orwell

#8. At these times, the things that troubled her seemed far away and unimportant: all that mattered was the hum of the bees and the chirp of birdsong, the way the sun gleamed on the edge of a blue wildflower, the distant bleat and clink of grazing goats.

Alison Croggon

#9. The river plunged down in a long waterfall, plashing into several rocky pools on its way down the cliff.

Alison Croggon

#10. From what we cannot hold the stars are made.

Benjamin Alire Saenz

#11. The cream and hot butter mingled and overflowed separating each glucose bead of caviar from its fellows, capping it in white and gold.

Evelyn Waugh

#12. Keetje Kuipers' poems are daring, formally beautiful and driven by rich imagery and startling ideas.

Tracy K. Smith

#13. she is born in the breath of a cloud

Patrick Ness

#14. My mother always says that love is like a snakebite, a venom slowly spreading through your veins

Cynthia Hand

#15. It was November 3 and the floor of the train held onto his feet

Markus Zusak

#16. If you listen to one of my albums, you can tell I do a lot of different things. In the case of 'Vincent', I thought of his picture 'Starry Night.' It was a beautiful road-map for a song. I used a lot of imagery from that painting.

Don McLean

#17. The gray paint peels off the wall in odd and beautiful patterns, each cracked polygon of paint a snowflake of decay.

John Green

#18. From the elevator, Mabel watched the old woman's bare feet hobbling away, a trail of salt and the lace hem of her nightgown left in her wake like sea foam.

Libba Bray

#19. The weather was clear and still, and the countless stars opened above them, seeming like brilliant cold fruits that Maerad could simply pick out of the sky.

Alison Croggon

#20. The pale sword came shivering through the air

George R R Martin

#21. Winter collapsed on us that year. It knelt, exhausted, and stayed.

Emily Fridlund

#22. John Longridge, the cook at Harley-street, had suffered from low spirits for more than thirty years, and he was quick to welcome Stephen as a newcomer to the freemasonry of melancholy.

Susanna Clarke

#23. He starts to hum, a haunting melody. No words ride the music, only the familiar notes of a forgotten song.

A.G. Howard

#24. Morning came in through the blinds cutting everything into ribbons.

Amber Dawn

#25. Kept dreaming of this spot she had on her neck, this tiny country. I wanted to visit, to paint a picture of what I found there, a wall with a road map of her skin.

Cath Crowley

#26. During the Middle Ages they understood that words accompanied by imagery are much more memorable. By making the margins of a book colorful and beautiful, illuminations help make the text unforgettable. It's unfortunate that we've lost the art of illumination.

Joshua Foer

#27. The kitchen of the Big House was always one of my favorite places. Airy and sunny. No modern cabinets or anything like that. Just a room full of windows, set into wise, worn walls.

Suzanne Palmieri

#28. The kitchen door, painted red from the day Naomi moved in, and a geranium, also red, outside on the stoop, gave the whole area a feeling of whimsy.

Suzanne Palmieri

#29. There were no stars, or if they were they shone like volcanic glass.

J.V. Jones

#30. She leaned out of the window slow and sleepy, and the light came through her nightdress like sand through a sieve.

Laurie Lee

#31. The graceful wings of a dove lead to the endless imagination in a dream wings of pain.

Auliq Ice

#32. I saw Ben Stiller's movie Walter Mitty [2013]; it's very beautiful. You look at some of the movies John Ford did with John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart, and then look at Remington and Ansel Adams, and I think you see a connection, certainly in the imagery of the West.

Owen Wilson

#33. It came out sparkling like liquid sky.

Laurie Lee

#34. The evening sky was awash with peach, apricot, cream: tender little ice-cream clouds in a wide orange sky.

Philip Pullman

#35. Sometimes you don't have to look deep to cherish beauty.

Sarvesh Jain

#36. Take time each day to pulse and reflect on the beauty of life.

Lailah Gifty Akita