Sentences with phrase «yellow ochre as»

When I came here [to South Carolina] and beg [a] n studying with Jean Pilk, who had studied for years with Daniel Greene, [she] directed me to use a palette of Cadmium Red light with Yellow Ochre as a base.

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As for the overall color palette, Free People focused on grays, dark greens, burgundy and light - blue shades, leaving it up to the cheerful pops of red ochre and yellow to revamp the entire collection.
David Ryan's Set 2 (c) also seems to have some doubling going on, this time within the one painting, in the repetition of rectangles that occupy different spaces, one in lime green, one in yellow ochre and one in white, as well as the containing rectangle of the support.
Although her work centers on black subjects, the artist makes skin color secondary to the psychological aspects of her sitters — her use of soft hues of yellow, ochre, red, and mauve express an intimate emotional sensitivity even when the figure is doing something as mundane as hanging out on a couch in their apartment.
The stripes have become broad bands as much as two feet wide (as in the majestic If), the edges are rough rather than clean - edged, the thick surfaces are built up of several layers of color (the black under the red bands of Yellow Light; the grey underlying the ochre of Signal) that add mystery and depth not unlike the pulsating sensation of Rothko's rectangular washes of color.
While a. number of the paintings in this show are unexceptional (such as Weekapaug or Prudhoe, with their blandly white or black central images and tailored edging vectors in neutral shades like plum brown, subdued orange, or yellow ochre), the series as a whole
Sometimes there is no immediately discernible face at all, as in the pseudo self - portrait Enrico Aphid, 2011, a meeting of brown, ochre, and a blob of hideous yellow.
So it photographs as though they're just those figures on a plain tone instead of actually on a bright red square that has a yellow ochre border.
These shades are repeatedly used throughout his oeuvre; as he commented, «There are certain colors that have become my colors; they're yellow ochre, black and white, a certain ultramarine blue (in fact some people in New York call it «Motherwell blue»)».
His favorite colors are gentle and delicate tones, such as an earthen yellow, ochre, gray blue and rose.
My palette contains a warm and cool of each primary, plus four modifiers: Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna, Blue - Violet and Phthalo Yellow - Green... just mix as I go for each painting.
Oil colours as follows - titanium white, naples yellow, cadmium yellow pale, yellow ochre, cadmium red, alizarine crimson, burnt sienna or burnt umber, french ultramarine.
In Untitled, Mitchell's forest of liquescent green hues is interrupted by passages of thickly - brushed yellow ochre that enliven the composition in zigs and zags, not unlike the sparkling of the sun as it dances over treetops.
More recent paintings, such as Naturalist, and Approach, have almost entirely done away with recognizable landscape elements, yet the palette of deep umbers, cerulean blue, yellow, pink - tinged ochre, and their sense of space connect these paintings to a sensibility deeply rooted in the natural world.
The colors are recognizably named, such as alizarin crimson, ultramarine and yellow ochre.
Bring colour and interest to a small bedroom with yellow accessories, such as an ochre throw and cushions.
In this living room, a palette of fresh lemon yellow gives the space a sunny spring - like feel, while the deeper ochre colour of the walls acts as a backdrop.
Ochre flow The earthier tones of ochre — more exciting than brown, less intimidating than primary yellow — make it ideal for relaxing spaces such as a bedOchre flow The earthier tones of ochre — more exciting than brown, less intimidating than primary yellow — make it ideal for relaxing spaces such as a bedochre — more exciting than brown, less intimidating than primary yellow — make it ideal for relaxing spaces such as a bedroom.
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