Sentences with phrase «unusual use of colour»

An unusual use of colour is a great way to personalize your living space.

Fred Herzog is known for his unusual use of colour in the fifties and sixties, a time when art photography was almost exclusively associated with black and white imagery.

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The mirrored lenses he uses are the finishing touch in terms of adding an unusual variant to the sunglasses — often contrasting against the colour of the frame they are housed in.

love the use of classic colour mix, and the unusual nail colour > I think moterbike are cool, Im just scared to death of getting on one

Now BMW is offering a number of unusual colours in different finishes, including one it calls «Xirallic» which uses a combination of synthetic mica or aluminium flakes.

He explored artefacts unusual to the artistic universe of the time using coloured smoke to send colours out in the air.

Eschewing Geocities style post-internet typographic free for alls or silvery space - age colour palettes, the designer seems to have looked to Russian futurism instead, using reddish orange and black redolent of Soviet era graphics and a suite of beautiful and unusual typefaces including Infini, Merkury and Traulha.

He also avoids the use of unusual paints which would mean that I would have to go hunting for specific odd paint colours which are far from cheap.Thanks Geoff, my efforts have been well received by other artists on the Artutor site which is always encouraging.

Using an unusual technique of colouring gelatine silver prints by hand or drawing over colour prints — part photography and part painting — he creates an imaginary reality that reflects both the paradoxes of the Middle East today and the flamboyant fantasies of the golden age of Egyptian film in the cosmopolitan pre-revolutionary years in Cairo.

In two series from 2009, Digital Painting and After Francis Bacon, Paricio used an unusual mix of hard - lined, flat geometric and amorphous shapes in primary and jewel colours alongside swathes of thick, spattered paint on canvases that were gradually edging towards the figurative.

I use an unusual colour sensibility which provides a vehicle for my insights into complete realms of political and personal relationships.»

However, Davison was unusual in the «purity» of his approach in that he solely used unpainted coloured paper; the only patterning in evidence is in the grain of some of the brown paper and envelopes, and that is intrinsic to the material.

Decorated with an unusual partridge eye design, reminiscent of that used in the 1800s but brought up to date with the mottled blue background colour.