Sentences with phrase «light draws the eye»

Sharp creases, clean lines, and attractive LED running lights draw the eye.

With 12 fully active loudspeakers and 680 watts of power, the system provides crisp sound, while illuminated speaker grille lights draw the eye.

The heart light draws the eye in this neutral scheme.

Improved lighting Besides being outdated, the old lighting drew the eye away from the mantel.

Not exact matches

My eyes are drawn to those corners of the forest, to the leaves that are glowing with the light before me, even if it is just for a moment, disappearing as the sun continues to move up into the sky.

To my eyes, the picture you found compliments the drawing in an awesome way, with each boy displaying a different facet of the character and light that resides in David's boy.

The sublime thought of Gregory of Nyssa remains a true guidepost today: «these gliding and glittering lights of God's word which sparkle over the eyes of the soul... but now let what we hear from Elijah rise up to our soul and would that our thoughts, too, might be snatched up into the fiery chariot... so we would not have to abandon hope of drawing close to these stars, by which I mean the thoughts of God...»

But the images suggest that scientists will want to take advantage of the DNB's images in multiple ways: not just to study clouds, but also to assess disasters such as power outages (such as before and after Superstorm Sandy last month), to study gas flares and estimate volumes of CO2 emissions, or to keep an eye on illegal unreported fishing (the boats emit light to draw in their stocks).

As I entered the room my eyes were immediately drawn to the dark pebbles that rested upon the light pink mat.

The eyes are the windows to the brain; the more we draw back the curtains and welcome light in, the more we stimulate serotonin and supress the misery and melancholy of melatonin.

A part of us is drawn to that bright light, and suddenly the door opens a bit more, then a bit more, and then a bit more, until we open our eyes and realize that we are standing in a doorway soaked in sunshine with a brand new perspective about life and happiness.

For other lighting options in your bedroom, a crystal and iron floor lamp is a feature in itself and draws the eyes to that space immediately.

With the light dress it draws your eye up and down like something is happening.

Opt for a matte, light pink pencil (like Benefit's High Brow) instead of a shimmery white powder, which can draw attention away from your eyes.

Darker bottom with a light colored top will draw the eye up.

Choose lighter and brighter colours above the waistline to draw the eye upwards and away from areas you want to disguise.

Think of it as holding a flashlight against your cheek, shining the light right underneath your eye, and drawing the focus upward.

Light bright colors and shiny fabrics will draw the eye - keep your darker colors to the top and allow the eye to be drawn to slim hips.

The lighter top (right) draws the eye and the loose fabric creates a larger top half which balances the width of the hips.

If you have a big bottom wear your lightest color on your top half to draw the eye.

Opt for this double - ended pencil to accentuate your brows, then steal this little highlighting trick to make your eyes look wider: Simply fill in your brows using quick, light strokes of the dark shade, then draw the highlighter under your brow bone and blend.

In the first picture, your eyes are drawn to my outfit because there is too much contrast for my coloring — I'm not that dark nor that light.

I like pairing a dark eye with a very light pink lip to draw all the attention to my eyes... after all, that's what smokey eyes were made for, right?

I was immediately drawn to this look because a touch of light sheen on the inner eyes tends to make them look bright and dewy.

I've been using this foundation with Maybelline's Dream Brightening Concealer (from ULTA, I'm using 20 Light), which I just draw onto any trouble areas such as under my eyes or a blemish.

Margot Robbie's face is beautifully framed by the lightest shade of blonde, drawing attention to her eyes.

I looked back at pins that I loved the most and any patterns that stuck out to me of what my eyes were drawn to (neutrals, textures, and rooms with a light and airy feel) and sat down with MG and asked him what he liked.

An OkCupid study found that bright light adds seven years to your face, drawing eyes to the very wrinkles and blemishes you're hoping no one will notice.

Light blue eyes that draw a lot of attention.

Badly lit photos don't attract people's attention; their eyes will be drawn to those light, bright profile photos instead.

But with the sound turned up, the lights drawn, and your eyes firmly watching each enemy movement and background detail come to life there's nothing better.

This isn't a superhero film, although one might draw similarities between the X-Men character Cyclops (whom Mud star Tye Sheridan plays in the upcoming film) and Lieberher who emits a visible spectrum of light from his eyes.

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Technical artists set up the lighting to draw the audience's eye to story points and to create the correct mood in a scene.

As usual, the slipcover repeats the design and art of the actual cover, but the unique hook to draw wandering eyes to the product is a blue metallic background that shimmers in the light.

I have always been someone sensitive to light and aesthetics so I realized that a sign, especially a hand - draw one, perhaps colored with natural pigments, can touch the learner's eyes or let's poetically say, their heart, in a different, perhaps warmer way than its digital counterpart.

The headlight casings and their stacked LED running lights combined with the low, wide grille make the front look like a smiling face with the skin around the eyes drawn back by sheer speed.

Speaking of styling, the Sportage has its own unique flourishes and a pleasingly tensed - up greenhouse, but it still falls right in line with the current crossover trends, most notably in the augmented lower bumper area, with lights and a faux skid plate drawing your eye down to frame the Sportage in a more substantial light.

The kidney grille is joined by three lower intakes (sans fog lights), with a long, muscular hoodline that draws the eyes towards the back.

Embarking on the first race, we take in the stunning scenery of Forza Horizon 3's rendition of Australia, and it's an absolute feast for the eyes with some stunning lighting effects and jaw dropping draw distances.

These new paintings are based on the artist's series of hundreds of computer - generated drawings created in homage to the exchange between artist and poet Brion Gysin (1916 — 1986) and writer William S. Burroughs (1914 — 1997) surrounding Gysin's «dream machine,» a device built by Ian Somerville in the late 1950s that uses oscillating light frequencies to stimulate the optical nerves while the viewer's eyes are closed.

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Attracted to «anything that reflects light», he notes: «I have always found it difficult to draw my eyes away from these minerals which almost appear to sparkle with their own light, cleverly capturing the most feeble ray: breaking it down, giving it colour, concentrating it, multiplying it and then casting it back to harmoniously connect with the surrounding space, often reaching distances which seem infinite».

The drawings of Sol LeWitt, in some rooms, flank the wall from floor to ceiling, with detail that brings your eye a couple of inches from the wall ------ together, a beautifully curated collection, in an awe - inducing, Hudson School of painting kind of lighting, nearly perfect space.

The first exhibition failed to draw positive criticism, driving the artist to give up painting in 1921, but the second exhibition received strong support from critics, including Henry McBride of The New York Sun, who, admitting his own delay in recognizing Eilshemius» talent, wrote «Suddenly, like another St. Paul, I see a great light and the scales drop from my eyes.

Stepping into the 13,000 square feet of architectural space, a long corridor of scrim draws the eye along a wall with shafts of light penetrating the structure.

Paintings such as Candle - lit Dinner beautifully conveyed the atmosphere of the subject through the witty interplay of bulbous lights and fat, curving lines, bright monochromatism and lilting shade, the precision of the chicken set against a childlike background of big shapes, overlapping, drawing the eye of the viewer upwards and down and into the picture despite its perverse perspective.

The thread drawings and installations draw upon the eye, reflectivity, density, and light conditions to build the color, a thread - by - thread progression and interplay of color.

The lighting is so dim that you must get very close to the drawings on the wall and bend down to discover the subtle details of the floor - based sculptures — like the dripping wax and the back - lit window in the shape of witchy eyes.

Uta Barth,... and to draw a bright white line with light (Untitled 11.3), 2011 May 14 — August 14, 2011 Since the early 1990s, Los Angeles — based artist Uta Barth has examined photographic and visual perception — how the human eye sees differently from the camera lens and how the incidental and atmospheric can become subject matter in and of themselves.