Sentences with phrase «colors than stripes»

It's actually more of blocking colors than stripes.

Not exact matches

The chair comes in more than 15 different colors and patterns, including single - color favorites like Pacific Blue and Turquoise, as well as stripes, and tropical themes.

Sale of items designed to look like realistic weapons or perceived to be an actual fire are currently prohibited, unless they include colors that are other than black, blue, silver or aluminum or include non-removable orange stripes.

Imitation weapons colored other than black, blue, silver or aluminum and marked with an orange stripe on the front and sides of the barrel are exempted from the ban.

Rather than have silver reflective stripes set off with a bright color, this vest is fluorescent orange with yellow reflective tape in the U configuration.

It turns out that stripes are even less attractive to tabanids than solid white - colored surfaces, the team reports online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.

With particles that contain six stripes, there are 1 million different possible color combinations; this capacity can be exponentially enhanced by tagging products with more than one particle.

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They had two other prints / colors to choose from - one more of a slate blue stripe, the other a solid denim than I looooooved, BUT, I currently do have two denim dresses.

You favor solid colors rather than the fussiness of a print although classic designs of stripes, tartan, herringbone etc. will be incorporated.

I love the stripes and pops of color, as well as the price tag (less than $ 60).

No fewer than 5 alloy wheel choices are available, as are 3 different colored roof and mirror caps and both white and black bonnet stripes.

More than 25 - million build combinations are available, with over 8,000 different exterior color options and 24,000 different stripe configurations.

Brindle pattern appears as stripes more than often black and chocolate over the dominate coat color, the red brindle is the most popular.

It looks as if he paints the stripes with a flat brush, sans tape, so the ever - so - slight line variations within each stripe combine to generate many more visual watts than hue or color placement alone could do.

For more than 30 years the French artist Daniel Buren established a «visual vocabulary» of uniform 8.7 cm wide colored and white stripes as being the central features of his conceptual works and site specific installations in public space and in numerous art institutions.

Arranged in snugly painted linear strips, one alongside the next, Number 4 - 32 is distinguished by its wide range of commingled stripes — one of the artist's more complex and varied arrangements — containing no less than ten different colors.

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.

And while his vivid arrangement of color seems to have surely come from careful planning, Davis wrote in 1972, «I never plan my color more than five stripes ahead and often change my mind before I reach the third stripe.»

«With no more than a rectangular canvas and multicolor stripes, Gene Davis (1920 — 1985), considered a leader of the Washington Color School, created a richly varied body of work that looks as fresh today as it did when it first was shown.

Together they visited the studio of Giacomo Balla, where they were introduced to the technique of Divisionism, painting with adjacent rather than mixed colors and breaking the painted surface into a field of stippled dots and stripes.

At the newly renovated Chrysler Museum of Art, it hangs adjacent not to a Marsden Hartley painting, nor one by Arthur Dove, but one by a man more than 30 years her junior: Shabazz (1965), a rhythmic, eye - popping vertical stripe painting by Gene Davis, an exemplar of the Washington Color School.

Gridded pictures such as «Grate Outdoors» (1998) and «Enter / Do Not Enter» (1998) recall the «plaid» color field abstractions of Kenneth Noland from a generation ago, except that Oropallo's grids are more than ruled stripes.

When I shot an image under the flourescent lights in my office, colors like the blue and gray stripes in my shirt appeared accurate, and there was a lot less visual noise than we see on most internal webcams.