The phrase "impression of color" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how colors are perceived or interpreted in art, design, or visual experiences.
Example: "The artist's use of light creates a striking impression of color that captivates the viewer."
Alternatives: "perception of color" or "sense of color."
His other case involves a person born blind, who won't have ideas of color because he won't have impressions of color.
Such a large number of available colors gives the impression of a color continuum when, in fact, digital sampling technology has been used to carve up the objective color space into a disjoint series of wavelength intensities.
The lasting impression was of color and form in sweeping gestures that elevated fashion yet still managed to make it seem powerfully real.
In clinical practice, mitral regurgitation (MR) is often assessed from the visual impression of the color Doppler image.
The scaffolds are arranged such that green scaffolds with a high property value are placed on the left and those with a low value on the right giving the impression of a color gradient, which indicates that the layout preserves the similarities well.
Thus, it is the visual impression of animated color changes of clusters of nodes, which allows one to identify potential regulatory patterns.
He depicts sympathy, cruelty, fear and courage in relatively few scenes, so that from the time the chronicle starts one is absorbed in the happenings and the actions of the characters.Without any prismatic effects this picture seems to make an impression of varied colors as it surges along.
Use them as a single streamer for any of your decorating ideas; as you twist the streamers, they'll give the impression of alternating colors.
Do not use a fluorescent light, because it can make the opal appear to have more facets than it actually does and can give the impression of additional colors.
So this week, we asked our community to share their impressions of the color blue.
