What troubled Yoshida's London audience was the way that these works managed to be identifiably modernist and Western – a mixture of colour-field and geometric abstraction – while at the same time drawing on the traditions and techniques of Japanese screen painting.
The typical Axminster carpet has a thick, soft pile tuft in a mixture of colours and textures.
Newton's careful investigations into the properties of light in the 1660s led to his discovery that white light consists of a mixture of colours.
My desk is brown in daylight because it is made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, which tend to spit out not very many (aka low intensity) photons of a mixture of colours at the yellowish end of the spectrum.
Experiment with fancy lettering and a mixture of colours.
Or you could use a mixture of colours, for a rainbow effect.
To allow all the possible interactions between the three colours of quarks, there must be eight gluons, each of which generally carries a mixture of a colour and an anticolour of a different kind.
The workbook contains a mixture of text, colour graphics and photographic images printed on matt paper.
Rosemary's Baby This menacing one-sheet for Roman Polanski's 1968 satanic horror uses a mixture of eerie colouring and the surprising use of a pram to evoke utter dread.
What remains is a mixture of the colours in the middle of the spectrum yellow and green.In this case, however, the camera does not lie yellow really does predominate.
