Sentence examples for flat patterns from inspiring English sources

The lower figures are reduced to areas of flat patterns, without modeling or perspective.

Synthetism, in art, method of painting evolved by Paul Gauguin, Émile Bernard, Louis Anquetin, and others in the 1880s to emphasize two-dimensional flat patterns, thus breaking with Impressionist art and theory.

Geometrical shapes and masses are often the basic units in the design of both "flat patterns," such as Byzantine and Islamic paintings, and "sculptural compositions," such as Baroque and Neoclassical figure tableaux.

The "two-dimensional method" is more frequently used and involves arranging flat patterns on the floor plan drawing.

In each group, the students developed draping and flat patterns to sew the muslin and then checked their muslin fittings on their fit models for the final garments.

There are applications in the sheet metal, paperboard, packaging and various other industries for the computer-aided design of flat patterns for folding into some desired 3D folded structure made of piecewise flat faces.

This creates the impression of a round tussock, rendered not as flat pattern, but turned towards the light.

"Additionally, the recent flat pattern of appraisals by respondents to the survey suggests this is not about to change anytime soon.

Dow's are largely color woodcuts from a long series he did around his hometown, Ipswich, Mass., among them the lovely small "Marsh Creek," circa 1914, much influenced by the flat patterning of Japanese prints.

The leaves of a nasturtium on a windowsill swirl in the foreground of "My Cubism" against a flat pattern of buildings, each delicately differentiated by color, nuance and shape.

But unlike Greuze, Bronzino's degree of realism is so remote – the flat patterning, the ceramic chill of the figures – that one cannot imagine that actual children were ever involved.