Sentence examples for intense hue from inspiring English sources

Chevreul's second law, of successive contrast, referred to the optical sensation that a complementary colour halo appears gradually to surround an intense hue.

For Turrell's "Juke Green" and "Gard Red" (both 1968), a projector in a darkened room beams a shape of intense hue into a corner of walls and floor.

The colors are deeply saturated, having approximated with near perfection the intense hue of a rose and, in so doing, performed a sort of abstraction of the figure itself.

Intense hues are termed chromatic colours.

The Mulleavy sisters, Kate and Laura, outdid themselves with intense hues tracing romantic flower patterns.

Much of the advertising was in the same intense hues as the azure skies of early autumn.

(Back when lighting was always dim, interiors were often painted with intense hues, he said, adding, "Mount Vernon is full of bright, bright green").

Blue has taken the spotlight, from the intense hues of hydrangeas in gardens and markets, to the shades that the fashion world contributes: a handbag the color of opaline glass; long dresses for day, evening and significant birthdays.

What kept these lipsticks from looking dated is that they tended to be stains, not thick creams or dry mattes, with a sheerer, lighter texture than one would traditionally associate with such intense hues.

Bell and her live-in coterie of lovers and ex-lovers did one another's portraits and painted right on the walls and furniture in intense hues inspired by Post-Impressionism.

Gathering in the coves and inlets and bays that it has shaped around Gozo and Comino, the intense hues of the southern Mediterranean leave an indelible imprint on your memory.