Yet, the dizzy blend of colour and experience are united by his lens, and the commonality of lowered-guards.
In what must be regarded as a late but vigorous revival of the painterly illusionism of antiquity, there is an audacious blending of colours.
A broken pattern, or a confusion of depth and flatness caused by illusory shadows, or just a subtle blending of colours can make the visible invisible.
He used softly glowing blends of colour, richly coloured and modulated calligraphy, and stylized illustrations to create poetic visual statements that ranged from contemplative quietude to celebratory exuberance.
Custom moulders can realize significant cost savings and improve plant efficiencies through precise blending of colour concentrate and other additives.
In this work from 1979, a colour photocopy of singer Rick Nelson, collaged images from magazines, Japanese papers, and airbrushed blends of colour are combined into a cohesive design.
For the past 20 years such blending of colour and culture has been frowned upon and children were considered better off in orphanages than in a culturally "alien" but loving home environment.
Blends of colour hue, saturation, and lightness can be manipulated to create a broad range of appropriate and logical colour schemes for maps.
"Just the artful shape of it, the blending of colour, the magnificence of the fragrance," he says.
The 28-year-old physicist at Trinity College, Cambridge, was the first to show that white light is a blend of primary colours, a discovery that explains why grass is green and the sky is blue.
