Sentence examples for blobs of colour from inspiring English sources
But their eyes, represented by unreadable blobs of colour, give nothing away.
Except for a few stylistic currents such as Tachism (paintings consisting of irregular blobs of colour), drawing is represented in the work of practically all 20th-century artists; it is as international as modern art itself.
Whatever stance one takes here, it will be necessary to acknowledge that in ordinary sense experience we commonly recognise someone without reliance upon inference, rather than starting from some set of minimally interpreted sensations (blobs of colour and so on) and inferring that the presence of this person in particular would best explain these phenomena.
Their name suggests the sacred geometry of the Egyptians or Incas, but they appear as blobs of absurd colour.
Once established, the space can become whatever he wants it to be, flooded with the remembered sunshine of the Mediterranean, which he then recreates on canvas, guided by a movable grid of Blu-Tack blobs, and an internalised rush of colour.
The yellow blob is both a real splotch of colour and a depiction of itself.
No queer women of colour?
Little lagoons, glassy blobs of brilliant blue water, punctuate the ride, pockets of sharp colour in barren nothingness.
