Sentences with phrase «inventive use of color»

An inventive use of color takes what had been a nondescript run of boxy cabinets and transforms it into a wall full of lighthearted character.

His inventive use of color and spontaneous compositions have profoundly influenced subsequent generations of photographers, filmmakers, and viewers.

In his articulation of «actual» space and his inventive use of color, he paid particular attention to the selection and fabrication of materials.

But many trends like floating navigation menus, inventive use of colors, bold typography, biometric authentication, etc. are emerging into the list this year.

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Sultan writes: «used the elements of cartooning ---- bold colors, simple shapes, black outlines ---- to create vivid and inventive abstract paintings.

John Hoyland (b. 1934, Sheffiled, United Kingdom; d. 2011) was one of Britain's leading abstract painters, renowned for his bold use of color and inventive forms.

To create color he has used an inventive and broad range of materials such as iron oxide, dry pigments, crushed Mylar, ash, bone and even blood.

Now of course, thanks to the liberating demise of historicist ways of thinking about the history of modernism, we are ready to appreciate the marvelously inventive way that he uses intense pure color to achieve decorative effects.

Large paintings from the 1950s through the 1990s illustrate Frankenthaler's inventive, poetic use of color in abstractions inspired by nature.

Brown's paintings deliver biting commentary on the Gulf War, the HIV / AIDS pandemic, and the Savings & Loan industry collapse and bailout through inventive use of luminous color, silhouetted figures, stylized natural forms, and dramatic shifts of scale and perspective.

Characterized by straight and curving shapes of color and the use of tondo (round) canvases, by the 1960s Smith's circular explorations culminated in his shaped, multi-part Constellation series of paintings and drawings, among his most exuberant and inventive compositions.