Sentences with phrase «black patch work»

Black patch work high light the front open and pocket of kimono.

Not exact matches

This look works particularly well in patch format, and Few and Far Collective's stylized animals with heavy black outlines do just what the best tattoos do — make art wearable.

This week, actress Nikki Reed proved that rockstar looks can work for daytime, rocking coated black skinnies, a leopard print sweater with leather elbow patches, booties with metal detailing, and a slouchy black bag.

The dresses are well embellished with stone work at neckline and decorated with laces and banarsi patch at a bottom and are available in different colors like red, blue, green, yellow, orange, black, pink, purple, maroon, white, denim, peach, off white and much more.

Beige color silk kimono gives stylish appeal due to black fabric patch work details.

-- endless Amiibos to unlock everything (which is known as «hidden DLC» — Endless Patches — Endless bugs in the games — Not working games at all — Games which crashes consoles — Bluesceens, Black screens or similar things — games with just 10 - 15 fps.

And what i DO NOT need in my games are: — Endless DLCs — endless Amiibos to unlock everything (which is known as «hidden DLC» — Endlesss Patches — Endless bugs in the games — Not working games at all — Games which crashes consoles — Bluesceens, Black screens or similar things — games with just 10 - 15 fps.

In this work, strong black lines and scrubbed patches of color course across the canvas, but their movement is constrained by a monumental triangular composition.

In his best works of the 1990s, Baribeau favors allover compositions filled with feverish layers of graffiti - like scrawls, collage elements and patches of unmodulated color, the surface overlain with spare networks of rough - hewn black lines.

In several works, including White Lotus Shaft of Light VI, Kushner introduces a vertical strip of gold that slices through more somber patches of blue, red, and black to spotlight delicately textured, pale blossoms.

On top of this lie purple and ochre chevron patterns, vertical, black T shapes, and patches of black gestural marks that punctuate the entire work.

In the 1970's, the decade of his death, Lewis's work seems to take on new vigor, especially in paintings like the spare, Minimalist «No. 2» of 1973, an all - black abstraction randomly scored with thin, vertical lines of white, and «Blue and Boogie» of 1974, a knockout of a painting in which a dynamic whir of bright blue patches — like a Coney Island Cyclone ride — animates an all - black field.

The patch work has a tiny blue and white stripe, red floral and a little black and remind me of a cottage.