Sentences with phrase «garish colours of»

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Some of which are on offer hark back to the long forgotten 80's styles with some particularly garish colour schemes, yet despite this, something about them just simply works at the very least in a retro way.
Because the jacket is such a vibrant colour, adding another bright hue could look garish, but the combination of navy, green and aubergine works like a dream.
Endless fast cuts complete with whooshy sound effects, thumping techno bass lines, ugly on - screen graphics, garish colour filters, and * cringe * a hero who talks directly to camera (Michael Caine is STILL the only actor to EVER get away with that...) Every tacky, irritating and superficial MTV affectation is on display here, in an unbelievably lame attempt to make an american rip - off of a Guy Ritchie heist movie.
Some of the more garish colours may have been dialled down a little from the source material, but this lends the picture a more film - like appearance in the digital realm.
It is crenellated like a castle, and painted in a garish but strangely comforting and childlike shade of purple, the way a child might want to decorate it in a colouring book.
The DS 3 Performance is the first indication of this ethos, trading the garish graphics and carbonfibre of the old DS3 Racing for a more demure colour scheme, subtle details and quiet performance.
The less than subtle colour scheme is a mix of garish polished aluminium and one of four hues from Bugatti's classic Type 35 grand prix car.
Its words can not dispel the curse of a mumbling actor or wash away the colours of a garish set.
Its colour isn't as garish as some of the press shots might have led you to believe, being closer to dark grey than purple.
The backgrounds of the levels on Earth can be garish with their bright colours and blurred details but getting to see the world close up as an alien the size of a fly is fun.
On top of the, despite it's very cheesy (and at times garish) colour scheme, it was actually scary.
I love Willem de Kooning's «Women» paintings for their formal qualities; the fields of slashing brush strokes and garish colours somehow corralled into dynamic compositions.
The vulgar sense of colour in John Chamberlain's crushed metal Ravyredd (1962) reinforced Sillman's own garish palette, while the palimpsest - like effect of a ghostly late work by Willem de Kooning, Untitled XXII (1982), also echoed her process.
The first thing that strikes you is the riot of bright coloursgarish pinks, acidic oranges and emerald greens writhe like snakes.
That tacky treat's incongruous ice cream colour scheme of garish pink, yellow and brown is not so far off from Scanavino's multicolour chessboard floor tiles,
With humour and his trademark use of garish colours, Martin Parr has captured the rich culinary landscape of Hull.
Eggleston is a master of vivid, sometimes garish, colour, though the lurid oranges, reds and yellows no longer shock the eye like they used to.
An important representative of the Expressionist movement, and one of the most stylishly colourful of 20th century painters, Henri - Charles Manguin was a member of the Fauvism movement that sprang to prominence in 1905, after the art critic Louis Vauxcelles (1870 - 1943) christened them «Fauves» (wild beasts) for their garish use of colour at the 1905 Salon d'Automne.
Because of his love of bright but not garish colour, and because he preferred working on small - scale pictures, his style of expressionism became very popular with French art collectors.
Garish by comparison with the artist's earlier figure painting, the vibrant colours of Seated Woman overlap to confuse the relationship between the figure and its background, causing abstract sections of colour to protrude and recede independent of the form they describe.
The Tang fresco paintings of Dunhuang show a dynamic brush - line and the same fullness of form in garish colours.
The Vibe 2.0 UI, as Lenovo likes to call it, is a mess that combines garish interface elements and bad selection of colours.
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