Sentence examples for dramatic shadow from inspiring English sources

An artist pulls from so many things, everyday things: someone's expression, a quick movement, a dramatic shadow.

As Brutalism, in particular, has reached the age at which its structures could be landmarked, advocates and historians have to articulate, in city after city, the charms of concrete and dramatic shadow.

A wall text — a welcome one among far too many that are prolix, making for an installation that is like a walk-through textbook — points out Braque's tendency toward ruddy luminosity and Picasso's toward dramatic shadow.

This is what you need: an ivory/bone base shadow; a dark, dramatic shadow (anything from bottle green to charcoal grey, navy blue or aubergine); a dark crayon; a soft kohl pencil (the softness is essential for all-important smudging with a finger or cotton bud); and the blackest, sootiest mascara.

This will cast a dramatic shadow of the tree's form onto the wall.

If lit from below, trees will cast a dramatic shadow up onto the wall that appears larger than the plant's actual size.

Indeed, the Museum of Fine Arts' installation creates dramatic shadows on the walls behind each work.

Three uplighters are set under the tree, giving dramatic shadows at night.

"You want dramatic shadows," he said, "as opposed to dark, depressing shadows".

Watch as the setting sun casts dramatic shadows over eternal landscape features like the Red Rocks and Bob Costas.

Crisp and well lighted inside or out, his world always appears sunny and casual while taking advantage of dramatic shadows.