Sentence examples for forms and colour from inspiring English sources

Many varieties of the sacred lotus exist in cultivation, including dwarf forms and colour varieties ranging from white to red.

Living things like orchids, hummingbirds, and the peacock's tail have abstract designs with a beauty of form, pattern and colour that artists struggle to match.

"Resistance has many forms and colours.

2. Let artists express themselves Accept different forms and colours from artists and poets and writers and musicians.

As in Great Britain and elsewhere, a great amount of glass was made in fancy forms and colours in the 1880s and 1890s.

The subtle and ambiguous emotional tension present beneath the harmony of Andrea's forms and colours was greatly accentuated by one of his pupils, Jacopo da Pontormo.

The Telegraph, more forgiving, thinks you will learn that the artist "groped his way towards one very simple but very big idea: that forms and colours could be used not to represent tangible things, but to express ideas and feelings".

When at last his fellow artists Poussin and Porbus are allowed to inspect the finished canvas, they are horrified to see a blizzard of random forms and colours piled one upon another in confusion.

I don't want to diminish the importance of Black Lamb and Grey Falcon as a book about Yugoslavia; it is predicated on "a coincidence between the natural forms and colours of the western and southern parts of Yugoslavia and the innate forms and colours of [West's] imagination", but while many of the parts I value have their origin in they are not unique to that part of the world.

He later told how, one evening in his studio, he came upon "an indescribably beautiful picture, drenched with an inner glowing…of which I saw nothing but forms and colours" (from R.L. Herbert [ed.], Modern Artists on Art, 1965).

When the Moon and the Sun slowly appeared in the east, forms and colours decreased.