embellishers

There is a cottage industry of sorts for those who track down the "embellishers".

Heroes or Villains?

He's definitely one of the best "embellishers" to ever work in the industry.

365 Reasons to Love Comics #327 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources

And Mr. Corey said embellishers '' go through chapters of

Heroes or Villains?

All I am saying to you is that your site would definately be consideered more legitimate if the people you list on there were PROVEN embellishers.

frank joseph visconi

Thus one of the first embellishers of the books was destined to aid science in another sphere, and perhaps confer blessings on future generations.

James Catnach, Ballad-monger, Part 1

In their ranks are master illustrators, classic embellishers, inventive creators, brilliant writers, innovative editors, amazing publishers, and many, many artists who are so famous that they are often known simply by just their last name.

Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #157 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources

Up next, a best-selling collection of some embellishers, embroiders, and maybe some outright fakers as well.

CNN Transcript Jan 12, 2006

Yet are these self-same Negroes not only natives, but active improvers and embellishers of that very soil.

West Indian Fables by James Anthony Froude Explained by J. J. Thomas

It is only necessary to shut our eyes to the vapid and tasteless work of recent embellishers, as we should close our ears to the whispers of vulgar gossipers while listening to some noble and entrancing piece of sacred music.

Theodoric the Goth Barbarian Champion of Civilisation

Whether we regard the poets as the principal theological teachers of the ancient Greeks, or as the compilers, systematizers, and artistic embellishers of the theological traditions and myths which were afloat in the primitive Hellenic families, we can not resist the conclusion that, for the masses of the people Zeus was the Supreme God, "the God of gods" as Plato calls him.

Christianity and Greek Philosophy or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles