Sentences with phrase «distinctive bright palette»

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Sharp and bright visuals, combined with an 80's neon color palette make for a very distinctive style.

Painted four months after his arrival in Arles, Wheat Field displays some of the key lessons that Van Gogh learned in Paris — the bright palette of the Impressionists and the individual touch of the Neo-Impressionists — which by then had developed further into his highly personal, signature style with its distinctive brushwork and singing colour.

Kogelnik, well known for her distinctive style, bright color palette, and close relationship to second - wave feminism, employed a variety of media in her investigations into politics, social critique, the space age, and the human body.

While she has made colourful abstract works using the traditional medium of watercolour on paper, she has also applied her distinctive palette of muted greens, ochre tones and bright sherbets to a wide array of everyday, found objects such as hammers, bottles, knives, chairs, twigs, mobile phones and fragments of clothing.

Whilst Tompkins makes colourful abstract works using the traditional medium of watercolour on paper, she also applies her distinctive palette of muted greens, ochre tones and bright sherbets to a wide array of everyday, found objects such as hammers, bottles, knives, chairs, twigs, mobile phones and fragments of clothing.

In Figure by a Pool (2008 - 2012) and Walking Figure by Pool (2011), which are essentially the same image painted in different colours, I couldn't help but see a slight nod to Hockney in subject matter, though whereas Hockney emphasises the harsh, bright surface of things in his swimming pool paintings, what makes Doig's paintings so distinctive is what he does to the surface — how he draws attention to and manipulates the texture and palette of his surfaces; not flattening them out, or making them uniform, but dividing them up to create intriguing and, at times, unsettling contrasts.