Sentences with phrase «by exaggerated colors»
His paintings are characterized by exaggerated colors and distinctive shadows.
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The goal is generally to jazz up and «enhance» the picture by stretching and exaggerating the colors and intensity scale.
He is the founder of the unique style of Bad Painting, which is characterized by a bright palette of colors and exaggerated distortion of images — a jubilant depiction of lawlessness and violence in society, which the artist sarcastically criticizes through his «indictments»...
Describing the aesthetic tools that the artists employ to achieve their goals, the author writes: «By an exaggerated feminine aesthetic with colors such as pink and purple or by girlishly cute self - portrayals, the Netzkünstlerinnen draw attention to stereotypeBy an exaggerated feminine aesthetic with colors such as pink and purple or by girlishly cute self - portrayals, the Netzkünstlerinnen draw attention to stereotypeby girlishly cute self - portrayals, the Netzkünstlerinnen draw attention to stereotypes.
By allowing the figure and ground to occupy the same space, or field of color, I simply hoped to exaggerate this.
I wonder if your heightened, almost exaggerated colors and sense of light is driven — not necessarily in particular paintings, but in all of your work — by a desire to highlight some aspect of that relationship.
Artist Statement «I wanted to showcase the beauty of Great Smoky Mountains national park by exaggerating its blue hues with a complimentary color scheme and highlighting its most popular inhabitant, the...
The vivid, garish, and clashing colors in many of Richter's abstract paintings were probably inspired by those Pop artists who exaggerated the simplified, bold, and eye - catching qualities of magazine illustrations, posters, signs, and billboards.