The phrase "blank color" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe the color of something, for example, "The walls in my bedroom are a pale blue color".
Bacon's jackets for "Compulsion" (1956) and "Catch-22" (1961) are humble indeed, combining clear type, generous areas of blank color, and very small and not especially indicative figures that leave the book's contents up to the peruser's imagination.
Additionally, a blank color (e.g., white) may be used to indicate that no printing should occur at a given location.
If it's blank, color it a striped red, pink and purple, if it's not blank, make sure it's red, pink or purple.
He had his own distinctive cape and hat, and for a charge of $3 to $5, he would pluck coins from behind unsuspecting ears, link and unlink rings and magically color a blank coloring book.
Aside from that phosphorescent flush, the work of a few intrepid graffitists, and the ghoulish green light projected by the electric crosses marking the entrances to pharmacies, most buildings are blank, the color of a wishbone picked dry and left out to bleach.
The depth-based inpainting method can restore the blank areas with color of background pixels, but induce severe blurring artifacts (see Figures 6l, 7h,l, and 8h) and some color bleeding defects (see Figures 7h,l and 8h).
The combination's connectable dots include comic-book spinoffs, blank eyes, the color red, heroes male and female and our childish attraction to them (and, these days, Broadway shows).
Now I start my work day with a blank slate the color of actual slate.
Two female figures perch on a boxy platform, their faces discernibly missing and replaced with blank slates of color.
One thinks ordinarily about his images, but when looking closely at the paintings as actual technically constructed works, they are startlingly simple in their execution - paint swiped on with little or no modulation, edges hard, fields of color blank, matte, flat.
Let's hope neither Jobs nor Redstone ends up the butt of the rapper's occasionally off-color blank verse.
