Sentence examples for colours and forms from inspiring English sources

The colours and forms are muted yet wild, like those of the island itself.

I learned to combine colours and forms in a container, using the floristry rule of a central heart or filler and a taller horizon.

In the late 1860s Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, and others began painting landscapes and river scenes in which they tried to dispassionately record the colours and forms of objects as they appeared in natural light at a given time.

Notes, colours, and forms are not signs.

The open, sagged bowl forms of the late Hellenistic period in the Levant have a restricted range of colours and forms, categorised by Grose [20: pp. 54, 56, chart, 21: p. 193, Fig. 110] into conical, parabolic, hemispherical and shallow hemispherical forms.

Nowadays, because of the myriad of colours and forms they can take, butterflies are often chosen purely for their aesthetic appeal".

Every shape, colour and form is used like words or symbols.

The people that tend them are thinking about colour and form".

Upcoming courses include September's Colour and Form in the Landscape with Jane Human.

The early abstracts are dense, rich and beautiful – colour and form fitting ruggedly together like outlandish rockeries.

The ventral stream is more concerned with detail, colour, and form and involves information from V4 and other areas.