Sentences with phrase «deep violet as»

Right above the crease, apply shade 2 - deep violet as a transition shade to help blend out the first color.

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As colorful as the Andean textiles that served as inspiration for its design, this knit ruana features patterned and solid stripes in gorgeous hues such as blue - violet, kelly green, deep rosAs colorful as the Andean textiles that served as inspiration for its design, this knit ruana features patterned and solid stripes in gorgeous hues such as blue - violet, kelly green, deep rosas the Andean textiles that served as inspiration for its design, this knit ruana features patterned and solid stripes in gorgeous hues such as blue - violet, kelly green, deep rosas inspiration for its design, this knit ruana features patterned and solid stripes in gorgeous hues such as blue - violet, kelly green, deep rosas blue - violet, kelly green, deep rose,

Colourpop describes it as deep violet wine shade.

In this case, low - key violets and greens along the edges set up an expectation of deep space in the center, exactly where an incandescent swath of yellow — by far the warm ¬ est, most saturated area — thrusts to the surface, asserting color, light and flatness as dominant concerns.

In works such as Orchids, a vase full of the violet flowers rests upon a deep plum background.

In 1964, on return from his first visit to New York, Hoyland started work on a group of paintings that seemed to signify a maturation point; Mel Gooding has described them as «an astonishing series of huge acrylic canvases of high - key deep greens, reds, violets and oranges deployed in radiant fields, stark blocks and shimmering columns of ultra-vibrant colour.

As with Johns, it often appears in thin bright lines on white, but it can also deepen into darker traces against deep violet, almost like Johns in encaustic.

His hues play naturally off one another, as in «Quince,» where pinks segue into violet and then deep mauve; greens flirt with yellows; oranges cozy up to reds; and occasional small slabs of black, blue and brown lend an earthy gravitas.

It's the Rastrera algae, and the colour is reflecting back mostly violet which makes sense as violet penetrates deeper than blue and, like green for plants above ground, not requiring it for photosynthesis it reflects this back which is what we see, and, a bit of blueygreen, which main green is absorbed in oceans before the shorter blue and violet wavelengths.

The color is a deep, rich violet or amethyst and is described as «exhibiting a variety of nuanced undertones as the light in a room shifts during the day.»

They describe vintage wine as a rich hue with a deep brown base and a hint of smoky violet.