Sentences with phrase «of intense color»

Often tropical in their subject matter, these are paintings of intense color on a monumental scale.

In this parade I enjoyed lots of intense colors, flowers and lace.

His art makes use of intense color layered to create interest that captures the essence of the inspiration that gave rise to the abstract painting.

An spot of intense color peers out from below, but not like light on the water.

Using just a handful of intense colors, he combined bold fonts with all kinds of geometric and curvy shapes.

I love using just a bit of an intense color so it is sure to draw attention - like in the fabric on the chair in the last photo.

The 1980s office wear included a lot of intense colors and contrasts with purple, red, mint green and peach being popular.

The artist's vivid oil paintings offer fragmented fields of intense color applied frenetically, often leaving charcoal marks and the linen canvas exposed, further emphasizing the immediate and intuitive nature of Childish's work.

With the firm control of intense color in Bluegreen, the Cleveland - born Horvath shows the technical bravura she gained at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, where she earned her MFA, and the Cooper Union, where she did her undergraduate work.

Our smudge - proof formula lasts for up to 16 - hours of intense color from dusk until dawn, now in 6 new colors.

Today I am sporting this amazing Milly iridescent sweater, I rarely wear this because of the intense color which I love but can be a bit much for everyday.

VanDerBeek also collaborated with musicians John Cage and Paul Motian on some of the varied soundtracks that accompany the films, as well as with filmmakers Robert Brown and Frank Olvey to create profound interplays of intense color.

Michelangelo Antonioni's 1964 film Il deserto rosso (Red Desert) inspired Cahn to add pops of intense color to her paintings.

«I start by layering thin oil washes of intense color on wooden panels to create a liquid smooth ground, not unlike ceramic glaze.

What looks at first, too, like sheer blackness hides traces of intense color.

His paintings of small elliptical brightly colored dots arranged on a ground of intense colors done in the «60s established his reputation and led to his first solo show at the Green Gallery run by Richard Bellamy in 1962.

As in jazz, improvisation propels Mason's art to new heights as she applies her well - honed gestural and color - field sensitivity to riffs of intense color and bold vibrational passages.

Broad swaths of paint trace paths through Stockholder's pieces, creating areas of intense color.

What characterizes the artworks of Neo-expressionism is an immediate return to painting as the primary, almost organic part of artistry — this reflects perfectly in often large - scale pieces, covered in thick layers of paint and raw brushstrokes of intense colors.

He painted vast, thick curtains of intense color, jaggedly torn to reveal other equally intense color areas.

«Chunks of intense color tumble and collide across garish or sooty or muddy matrices.

Aware of predecessors such as Karl Benjamin, and John McLaughlin, and their interest in landscape and the environment, the artist moves hard edge towards a more Pop language; flat planes of intense color merging and moving against another, shifting stratas of atmosphere and light echo the intersections of urban culture and nature.

Pochoir was frequently used to create prints of intense color, and is most often associated with Art Nouveau and Art Deco design.

Yet, her paintings can equally capture the desire for calm and comfort found in a roadside memorial made visible through her use of sepia - toned interludes painted among patches of intense color and abstract pattern.

The thick white spots on pitch black look like star maps, but the black effaces earlier fields of intense color.

In addition to the significance of this particular work within the artist's oeuvre, the distinguishing quality of this piece is Judd's use of intense color to express form.

Many of Hofmann's most uninhibited, «loose» abstractions, with their soft - edged patches of intense color and whiplash drawing, appear informed by Kandinsky's dynamic paintings from 1910 — 14 — not surprisingly, since Hofmann owned several intimate Kandinsky works on paper of this type, which his wife brought to America when she joined her husband in 1939.

His ectoplasmic figures strain like savage forces of nature against shallow fields of intense color and strict armatures that bind them to the picture plane.