Sentences with phrase «subtle color variations in»

Even the snow and ice glow with subtle color variations in the pleasing digital collage artwork, which combines painted, drawn, and printed elements.

Not exact matches

There are many subtle variations in skin color, bone structure, etc. throughout the world and it's literally not a back and white sort of thing.

Young skeptics like me long to deconstruct old notions of truth, salvation, faith, and doubt, and in doing so, we have developed ideas that can easily be described as «subtle differences or distinctions in expression, meaning, or response,» or «very slight differences or variation in color or tone.»

In its original glory, Reinhardt's work at first glance appeared to be little more than a black slate; closer examination, however, revealed that it was actually a grid of nine squares, each consisting of subtle variations of black, with flecks of blue, green or red color.

The natural materials exhibit subtle variations in color and texture, making each piece slightly different.

Ever the creator of subtle statement pieces, Chanel gives us two different variations of their high boots, which also come in different colors and materials.

Your hair is gorgeous with it's subtle variations in color.

The variations in Kate Walsh's bronzy auburn are so seamless and subtle, we wouldn't be surprised if her colorist used the color - melting technique.

There is a self - referencing integrity, but this tree was a fused patchwork of different colors; its very existence was an education in detecting subtle variations.

The subtle variations of black hues and tonalities relate to African American identity issues and the role of the color black in modern art, as seen in the artwork of Kasimir Malevich and Frank Stella.

This is emphasized by the anonymity of the books, whose spines and covers can not be seen, just the blocks of pages with subtle variations in color.

Totem Detail brings subtle variations of form and color into vivid focus while picking up on another common thread in Bulloch's work — that is, leaving the final interpretation in the hand's of the viewer.

I think it's the way you get such subtle variation in the way your eyes read the color of the mats.

Then he uses repeated applications of pigment to build up the surface while mixing them to allow subtle variations in color and tone.

When colors have similar value and low contrast, they create the illusion of vibration or movement, as in the paintings of Agnes Martin, whose color choice often stays within the realm of a certain value to create subtle variation with a puzzling effect for the eye.

The paint texture, marks and subtle variations in color, and bleeds / drips / rips of paint similarly create their own interference, breaking the illusion of depth and space within the pattern, and bringing the eye back to the surface of the paint, the «skin» covering the flat canvas.

Infused with emotive content, the works are restricted in color (ranging from beige to brown) and have subtle variations in surface texture.

Gorgeous coloring and intricate pattern The natural variation of colors in the wool adds subtle texture and movement.