"nuanced colors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means colors that have subtle variations or distinctions. Example: The artist's painting featured a beautiful combination of nuanced colors, creating a sense of depth and complexity in the artwork.
The piece comes across as an elemental, shimmering mass of layered sounds, nuanced colors and stacked-up harmonies.
A tour de force of contemporary stained glass, its brilliantly nuanced colors range from near-transparent white to rose and sparkling blue.
They are masterly in their balanced play of forms and nuanced colors, and their ethereal delicacy has a Klee-esque aspect.
"The challenging part is balancing femininity with the sculptural aspects of a typically fluid fabric," says the designer, who used nuanced colors to create a shadowing effect on the garment.
I recently played an on-line game with the artist Lucas Samaras in which the objective is to place a random assortment of finely nuanced colors in order as speedily as possible.
What gives them their kick is her innate gift for using paint to evoke biomorphic and other forms in subtle, nuanced colors, overpainting, scraping and reworking until the forms play blithely off each other in quirky but coherent compositions.
I prefer the color green, because I think it is the most nuanced color".
It's different, but if it's interesting, who cares? "Dancing to Miles" and "Internal Constellation" look, from a distance, like exercises in nuanced color and tone.
Mr. Fehlbaum hopes it will help them to make bolder, more nuanced color choices and that the company can learn by observing their response to the VitraHaus.
Billy Morrow Jackson, a distinguished representational painter from Champaign, Ill., displays his considerable expertise in wood-block printing in a suite of finely nuanced color images.
The artist's nuanced color scheme and attention to light and shadow give his paintings an added beauty, subtlety and resonance.
