Sentence examples for colour mixed from inspiring English sources

Green was all kinds of bad things – a secondary colour, mixed from two primaries, and the colour of nature, of trees.

Purple, burgundy, pink and cobalt dominate for autumn, with rich saturated colour mixed with intricate pattern and delicate embellishment.

You can also paint using food colouring mixed with Cream Cheese, Butter, Sour Cream, or frosting.

It has pale blue clay walls; the colour was mixed for me based on a Hopper painting in the Whitney.

Montano herself grew up in west London: "In the 1970s and 1980s, nobody of colour or mixed race could grow up in a better place," she says.

Since that time no fewer than seven of the UK's entries have been sung by solo artists who are of colour or mixed heritage or by groups featuring artists of varied ethnic background.

Pigments' properties such as hiding power, tinting strength, permanence to air and light, compatibility with the ground layer and with different media were assessed by visual examination; in addition, Munsell colours [11] were used to designate the pigments' changes of colour when mixed with inorganic and organic media and when exposed outdoors.

The massive canvas was scanned while a colour expert mixed hundreds of reference swatches at the museum, and today, Factum Arte's painstaking reproduction hangs inside the monastery's refectory.

According to Lavery, "Thinking that royal blue might be an appropriate colour, I mixed it on the palette, and taking a brush he [George V] applied it to the Garter ribbon".

For analysis of the effect of face ethnicity on colour manipulations, mixed and south Asian groups were excluded due to small sample size.

Altogether, 2607 cows on 112 farms were claw trimmed once and the colour (dark, mixed or light) of the right lateral hind claw and hind claw disorders were recorded by 13 trained claw trimmers.