Sentences with phrase «pink flesh of»

The beefy pink flesh of dangerous buffoons in white hoods, waving clubs and fat cigars as they cruise about in a pathetic black jalopy, is set against a sky of smoggy blue and rose leavened with the dark flecks of an earlier, painted - over composition — an imperfect foundation as flawed and dynamic as America itself.

For example, the pink flesh of salmon is overloaded with Astaxanthin.

Not exact matches

I used a blend of ruby red (pink) and white flesh grapefruit juice for this smoothie.

There are both sour and sweet, as well as white - fleshed and pink - fleshed varieties (with little seeds reminiscent of kiwi fruit).

Most of what you'll find in the US or what you'll eat abroad is the sweet variety with pink flesh.

One of the coconuts I eventually got open had odd pink coloured water and flesh which I'm pretty sure meant it was bad... after all that effort!

Use a sharp knife to cut away the peel and pith of the grapefruit, exposing the pink grapefruit flesh.

The gardens» citrus grove has more than 50 varieties of oranges, grapefruit, and exotics like striped pink eureka lemons, whose rosy flesh yields true pink lemonade.

The skins of plums can be red, purple, blue - black, red, green, yellow or amber, while their flesh comes in hues such as yellow, green and pink and orange — a virtual rainbow.

TAKE A LOOK AT SALMON: Because farmed salmon are fed a mix of soy (an obesogen) and fish meal, their flesh is naturally white, not pink.

The benefits come both from the seeds (rich in healthy fats), and the flesh of the fruit (of which the deep pink variety edges out the white as far as nutrition).

Pale pinks and peachy flesh tones ruled the runways, and this was one of the loveliest iterations of the nude trend that we saw.

The rosé cider gets its millennial pink hue from a combination of a rare red flesh apple from France, as well as a touch of hibiscus that also gives the cider a floral aroma.

Judging from Sony's track record, this probably does represent the look of the original film, even though it feels imprecise — sometimes flesh tones veer to the pink or verge on a mustard - y tone.

I was joined by Sherri Goodall, author of the Spamela article, and Spamela's «Mom» Nancy Werhane, who was gracious enough to let us come meet the famous pink babe in the flesh.

The Breed Standard Committee (consisting of Carmen Blankenship, chair; Kim Bowden, member ex officio; Harvey Kent; Love Banghart; Jeff Sedillos; and Michael Brantley) has been requested to formulate a proposed revision to the Chow Chow standard to allow the cream chow to be shown with a flesh colored or pink nose.

While Kirby retains his beautiful pink flesh, he can make use of the Robobot, a powerful mech that appears in a large number of levels.

All three of these faces have a blue glow, similar to the light emitted by a computer screen, contrasting with the orange - pink flesh tones.

Gentle highlights of pink and purple give a bruised impression and suggest the sensitivity of flesh.

High Plane (1968), a work of graphite and collage on wove paper, has a delicate, flesh - pink ground with wavering lines rising to a sketch of folding planes.

The de Kooning — a vortex of flesh - toned brushstrokes and irregular shapes accentuated with bubble - gum pink and sky blue — was painted in 1975, the beginning of a two - year stretch considered among the most accomplished in the Abstract Expressionist artist's life.

Dreamlike, we follow the militia along worn jungle paths, find midwives in refugee tents, accompany priests up church aisles, roll corpses over by the roadside, and watch persistent hands methodically pull apart a lump of dough, flesh - like in its pink disguise.

In among the enigmatic calculations, smears of flesh - pink paint are daubed.

Viewers will find a rich trove of references in these emotionally charged paintings, with motifs from the artist's personal lexicon of reexhibitions images including bones, cats, cages, feet, bloodshot eyes, black and white striped fur, and pink flesh.

Pinks and browns of flesh tones are outlined in black and set against powder blue grounds that hold the promise of infinite space and endless privacy.

Behind him a trellis of grey stripes with three vertical bands of a flesh - tone pink strikes me as jail - like, as though the figure wanted to come out from behind bars (the same background is found in Resort Group (Food) Second Version of that year.

Maisie Cousins: Grass, peonie, bum @ TJ Boulting A long black millipede enters a pink flower, a hand squeezes mounds of flesh, and a red splattered finger penetrates into the heart of a flower.

Or it could be writing it on the arm of someone, with the pink color as an indicator for flesh.

Burgard notes the pink - hued flesh tones and a pair of what could be breasts in «Berkeley # 3» and compares those elements to the form of the nudes» extended legs, «suggestive of a shoreline or horizon line in a landscape.»

Stepping back from this work to take in its general, flesh - toned forms, the viewer may discern a human foot and bent leg, perhaps belonging to a Christ - like figure stumbling under the weight of a cross, which appears to be represented by a thick band of pink.

The works by Ettore Spalletti (b. 1940, Cappelle sul Tavo) will include panels, large vases, and alabaster sculptures; pieces with the blue of the sky, the brown of the earth, the green of the fields, the pink of flesh.

On view will be four major examples of de Kooning's abstract landscape paintings from the 1970s, including Screams of Children Come from Seagulls (1975), in which the artist's vibrating strokes of bright blues and flesh pinks evoke the sea, sand, and coastal light of East Hampton.

The paintings by de Kooning also represent two iconic bodies of his late work, including four major examples of abstract landscape paintings from the 1970s, in which the artist's vibrating strokes of bright blues and flesh pinks evoke the sea, sand, and coastal light of East Hampton, and a group of paintings from the 1980s where he transforms his richly impasto canvases of the previous decade into luminous compositions in which ribbons of color ripple and curve across pale, ethereal backdrops.

Her use of reds and pinks link to flesh and blood, and the pale creams, yellows and blues in her palette often recall bodily fluids, and the pulse of life.

What you see here are small terra cotta pots that I picked up at Home Depot (the cheapest place to procure said terra cotta pots - they're $.78) that I whitewashed using Martha Stewart craft paint in what's actually a more flesh - toned hue called «Porcelain Doll» for a subtly pink tint to the wash, the easiest and sweetest hand - painted hearts that involve two quick strokes using a filbert brush, the color for which was created by mixing Martha Stewart craft paint colors «Porcelain Doll» and «Poodle Skirt» (I wanted to create a really subtle blush color), and a wood heart sign that was painted in that same blush mixture and engineered by attaching a small wood pick to the back of a small wood heart using super glue.

Elegant Pale, flesh, nude, call it what you will — this is the neutral, not - so - often - used side of pink.