Sentence examples for composition of color from inspiring English sources

She said she liked that the garments were subsumed in a composition of color, shape and form while still retaining their associations.

In 1982, Pantone, increasingly aware of the commercial value of its knowledge about the composition of color and its influence on consumers, founded the Color Institute -- a corridor of offices and laboratories built beneath the shed roof of the New Jersey plant where Pantone prints and ships its color cards.

I get inspired from his movies' production and composition of color, music, and tone.

Robert Richenburg's "Flicker" (1949), a composition of color-dots on canvas, hanging at the entrance to the exhibition, bears a resemblance to Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" (1942-43) at MoMA.

First, he created these fantastic compositions of color and texture; they can be refined over time.

Compositions of color, saxophones, drums, bass guitars, dancers and the keyboard seem to sway to sounds of Ella Fitzgerald, Louie Armstrong, Miles Davis, Nina Simone, and many others.

Built up from thin, brushy layers of acrylic, his gauzy-surfaced paintings repurpose the saturated hues and bold compositions of Color-Field painting and Japanese screens while drawing on the buoyancy of Disney and the anarchic energy of manga.

At $75.12 million, the vertical composition of superposed color borders exceeded the highest expectations by one third.

Dipping into cans of leftover house paint, Le Corbusier proceeded to cover two walls with a composition of bright colors and abstract forms.

One was the new composition of the colors (often hand-painted on silk) and the embroideries, which were at once intense and abstract.

Jean Nouvel's Musée du Quai Branly, opened in 2006 as a repository of indigenous work from around the world, is an eclectic, nervy composition of bright colors and jutting fragments.