Sentence examples for bleed color from inspiring English sources

Colored cloth may bleed color into your paper; if you use a towel, one side of your paper will be textured like the towel.

Don't use dyed paper towels, as these can bleed color when wet. Stand the book upright.

If you aren't sure whether or not an item will bleed color in the washing machine, test it by soaking a small spot and blotting that spot with a white cloth.

Endangered Animals Bleed Color in Drippy Mixed-Media Portraits.

That creates bleeding color on the screen, especially in the red and orange end of the spectrum.

His sunsets are just streaks of bleeding color, while a panorama of an Egyptian temple "almost comes out like an archaeological study," said Jean Henning, the museum's senior educator.

The two intense works by him in the show, a study for a painting titled "Agony" and a composition called "The Horns of the Landscape" that features a lot of bleeding color, provide a window into both personal torment and the invention of a personal vocabulary with which to portray it.

Scientific-sounding names aside, they are less didactic than curiously pretty: pools of swirling, bleeding color are stacked to form what looks like a 3-D version of the earth's strata in a textbook diagram crossed with a crumbling or otherwise askew pastry shop confection.

The young man's name was Rafael, and Guayaquil was such a bright, humid universe that the tropical, hairy guavas and mangos mothers of five sold on doorsteps nearly hurt to behold, not even because of the plight of those who sold them but because of their bleeding color alone.

Michael Kors showed dresses with bleeding colors.

They tidy up the wild offerings of print and pattern, often allowing bleeding colors to wash right up to the frame.