Sentence examples for Restrained color from inspiring English sources
With its black outlines, restrained color and flattened perspectives, her work also mimics traditional Japanese painting and printmaking.
Since the company's inception in 2009, the founders Marc Daniels and Ricky Hendry have modeled their line on form and function, often using a restrained color palette that allows them to show off their knack for stylish innovations.
But it is not nearly so hyperactive as many of Mr. Jahn's recent buildings, like the frenetic Park Avenue Tower in Manhattan; here in Philadelphia, there is at least a highly restrained color palette, with everything falling into a relatively restrained range of gray, silver and metallic blue.
Some of the new independent-film directors, like Phil Morrison, who made the recent "Junebug," and Mike Mills, the director of "Thumbsucker," have developed a quiet camera style, a restrained color palette, and a way of shaping their scenes that is searching and open-ended — not tentative, exactly, but encouraging of ambiguities and multiple meanings.
"We were restrained in color and art and bold in layout and concept". Indeed, the finishing touch on his "best-in-show" rooms is a blue ribbon clipped onto a plain white lamp shade.
Her use of color is restrained, and Ellis candidly describes this being the result of coming from "a place of not knowing how to use color.
Inside, the colors are restrained chalk blues and chocolate browns and lacquered whites, and the food likewise has a subdued, expensive, sensitive quality.
The colors are restrained: just black, red, green and gold (a muted gold, not a blingy one) against a white background.
Lamar Peterson paints in high-key colors formally restrained but surrealistically humorous cartoons of middle-class African-Americans in bizarre domestic situations.
Compared to every other Spielberg film, the use of the camera and color is remarkably restrained.
As a result, the showcase is restrained in its use of color and graphics, he said.
