Sentences with phrase «multiple color washes»

Not exact matches

They colors are more set and will fade less after multiple washing.

The color does not fade with multiple washing and can be machine washed and tumbled dry in most dryers.

After exposing the blankets to multiple machine washes, moms rave about how the baby blanket retains its softness and color.

The seat retains its beautiful red color after multiple washings and you don't have to get too worried if your baby makes a mess of the place.

The Monterey comes in multiple colors and patterns, and its fabric can be removed, hand - washed and line - dried.

I'm even considering ordering them in multiple colors / washes — that's how good they are.

Each piece keeps its shape and color beautifully even with multiple washes.

The color look great even after multiple washes.

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Gestural animals, plants, and figures converge amongst central washes of color — a visual frenzy created using multiple layers of lithography.

Here, Braque lightens his ground layers, brightens his palette with washes of pure color, increases the size of his canvas, and creates a complex pictorial space that shows multiple, simultaneous viewpoints.

Rather, he applies multiple thin washes of paint in each cell of the grid, layering red, yellow and blue until they accumulate into extravagant full - color images.»

Using an early Hewlett Packard computer to plot multiple multiple open cubes, she created an interlocking and elaborate dimensional structure, the background a tangerine orange wash of color.

His oils are often distinguished by somber earth tones of mauve or ochre applied with a heavy impasto, or thick layering, while his watercolors appear to be brushed on quickly and reveal multiple washes of color.

Bissier developed a technique of egg - and - oil tempera for the later works on small canvas he called «miniatures» — symbolically rich compositions of multiple, densely colored washes.

In each painting, a mass of layered colors — with multiple glazes, opacities, broad areas laid down in washes — occupies approximately three quarters of the canvas.

These paintings while still fully within the style of Close, represent a new direction in the artist's practice as «he applies multiple thin washes of paint in each cell of the grid, layering red, yellow and blue until they accumulate into extravagant full - color images.»

The works in the exhibit have a common feature: his ever - present dots over light washes of color creating multiple layers within each composition.