Sentences with phrase «deep color creates»

Deep color creates a cozy ambiance in this sitting area.

Not exact matches

Combination of magenta - colored pitaya and deep green spirulina creates this amazing deep purple shade.

At Boiler Room, her Eastern Carolina oyster bar, Howard brightens pushed - to - the - edge brown butter (the deeper the color, the deeper the flavor) with hot sauce and freezes it, creating a compound butter used atop roast oysters.

The new Farmer edition exudes a certain lifestyle, an appreciation of craftsmanship, a preference for healthy and honest food and loyalty to traditional values.Emphasising simple pockets with thick yarns, wool - like outerfabrics in natural colors, quilted liners in organic cotton, metal accents that reflect the pursuit of durability and deep brown leather accents to create a timeless look.

When creating this homemade holiday card, use white and different hues of blue to symbolize not only the colors of winter, but also deeper spiritual meaning.

Each link is coated lovingly in the gold, creating a heavy feel, satin finish, and incredibly deep golden color.

Small amounts of chromium impart the deep red color of ruby, traces of titanium and iron produce the stunning blue of sapphire, and chromium and ferric iron create the delicate orange shades of the extremely rare and costly padparadscha.

This device sends a beam of light that is absorbed by the color brown into the deepest layers of skin, essentially destroying the pigmented cells that created the spot.

A diet full of processed foods, crappy carbs, hydrogenated fats, old polyunsaturated fats left in a deep fryer for days, and a pile of chemicals that create smells, flavors, textures, and colors — just like real food — will make anyone fat as a tick.

Oxblood red is one of my favorite colors to wear in December since the deep hue compliments most skin tones and creates a warm and rich feeling.

One of my favorite looks is to apply the green shade all over the lid and use the deep, charcoal color to shade and create a smokey look.

Then you can use the deep charcoal color to either line the lid or create a smokey effect in the crease of the lid.

To create a pouty effect to the lip, shade the outer corners of the lip only using Le Lipstique in a color one shade deeper than your natural lip color.

Created from an antique bookplate, this classic floral study is all about the deep spice colors.

Each of the colors in the DEEP color swatch has the same color characteristics as your own and will complement your natural coloring - creating harmony!

Your natural coloring is deep and strong with dark hair and brows creating a strong contrast.

The relaxed silhouette, the shoulder cutouts, the charming floral prints, the deep gold color sprinkled with dashes of baby blue all work together to create this delicate chiffon maxi dress.

My fall version of a berry lip;) For this lip color, I mixed two shades of the Color Riche Lipsticks to create a deeper berry tone that is more appropriate for the secolor, I mixed two shades of the Color Riche Lipsticks to create a deeper berry tone that is more appropriate for the seColor Riche Lipsticks to create a deeper berry tone that is more appropriate for the season.

I love the juxtaposition between light camel and deep burgundy tones because it creates the perfect fall color palette that isn't too dark or heavy for the season.

That creates a deeper layer of color that will stay on longer.

Choose a deep bronze color and apply it to the corners of your lids and slightly into the crease and onto the lash line to create a «v».

Wearing Deep shades is overpowering to a light complexion draining the face of natural color and creating shadows.

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Coupling it with a topaz tiered velvet dress, I love that the deep gold color plays harmoniously with the shades of red and blue, creating a full rich autumn color story.

I don't know your natural coloring but if you're drawn to deeper colors perhaps you need the contrast that a strong color will create but strong colors don't have to be dark.

Painting your small bathroom a deep, dark, rich color will not only create a stylish bathroom but a dramatic space that allows for some great styling to make the most of your small space.

The deep midnight blue color, dark eyeliner against the ocean created such a mysterious feel to the pictures.

Silver wears beautifully with dark navy or royal blue - These deep, sultry colors create a stunningly comfortable background for the silver to sit with, this is also true for warm purple or bordeaux / burgundy colors.

Inspired by the deep rich colors of fall, K+B Photography teamed up with local artists to create a vintage themed styled shoot rich in color, and big on vintage romance.

Though Timo Salminen's 35 mm cinematography suits the tactile romanticism of jukeboxes and cigarette smoke, it doesn't create a hermetic universe of pacifying nostalgia; deep colors dissolve into the melancholy chiaroscuro and dull grays of a decidedly present - day Helsinki.

It's exterior features a two - color, graduated paintwork: below the door handles a contrast is created with deep black metallic paint by a chestnut brown metallic color that runs in the background along the lines of the car to the rear.

The seats» colors aren't going to jump out at you, but they do create an effective tone of class and substance in the interior, something that blends with interior surfaces that also carry the Deep Champagne color.

Coloring them is a proven method of reflection that helps you dig deeper into the issue and possibly create solutions too.

The deep, flat colors fill the nearly bezel-less experience Dell has created, and Material Design feels like it was made for this tablet.

Classic neutral elements such as polished white marble, earth - tone granite, and deep mahogany woods, blend with colors of the sea and sky to create an enchanting tropical themed living space.

Around 1970, while in the John St. studio, Frances began working on large horizontal abstract paintings that were involved with ideas of gravity, slow painting time, indeterminate color, and trying to create a complex painting space that appeared geometric, but alternately shifted into a deeper space.

Here, crisscrossing lines created by making incisions into the blue - toned mixed media surface allow the deeper layers of colored collage to emerge.

The relative ease with which the gallery has greenlit this «futile gesture» and the tone deafness with which the artist creates his poor facsimile belie a deep ignorance of what's at stake in immigrant communities of color and our efforts to cement humane, sustainable living conditions.

Light, abstraction, transparency and glowing color come together to create works that offer a meditation on safety, separation and the deep familiarity of place.

Diane Ayott, by contrast, attempts to erase any distinction between foreground and background, thereby creating an orchestrated relationship in which her use of color and geometric forms interacts with viewers and constantly draws attention from the surface deep into the structure of the work and then seamlessly back again.

A dark color carves a deep line between forms in «Storm Chaser» (2010), creating the very striking illusion that the piece comprises two separate canvases.

Striking for their hot, vivid, deep colors, their pierced or jagged forms, and their pulsating energy, these works were created using a wax resist technique — Ossorio would apply a light color wash to the paper, draw forms with wax, and then paint in watercolor, which would saturate all areas of the paper except those with wax - drawn shapes.

«My goal in painting,» he explained in 1962, «is to create pulsing, luminous, and open surfaces, whose color alone emanates a mystical light, harmonizing with my deepest experience of life and nature.»

Using techniques and materials ranging from pop colored inks, gradient monoprinting, loose watercolors, acrylic paint, crayon, and sharpie crosshatching, Lederer creates images that walk the line between wry playfulness, and deep - seated fears, all the while deconstructing the picture plane and drawing parallels between the digital and the analog.

Deep colored fill - ins between compositions create a rich painterly effect that is complimented by a sort of dusty aesthetic unique to Gibson's work.

Mary Heilmann painted spit bite acid, tipping and tilting the plate, to create a large block of color dripping over a grid of drypoint lines that recede into deep space.

DEPTH OF FIELD explores the techniques of six painters whose works create a unique viewing field of illusionary abstraction through layering, deep paint, brush or droplet patterns and a variety of optical effects wherein color and shape are reinterpreted in viewing.

Across its expansive surface Untitled unveils the complexity of Still's oeuvre as he brings together divergent areas of color, creating a palpable sense of tension as large sea of deep blue tussles for supremacy with subtle passages of lighter pigment as a vertical expanse of scorching red, spreads across the surface like a trail of molten lava.

Using a 3D imaging program, Zitelli creates realistic depictions of nature in an attempt to record the manifested color relationships and to bear witness to a deep regard for those who have historically made «the utterly human, and ultimately futile, attempt to record nature.»

Horizontal bands of saturated color shift and fade from deep blue to white, creating what the artist calls «a colored abstraction» from which the visitor emerges at the top of the Museum's grand stair.