Sentence examples for palette shift from inspiring English sources

The mere presence of a friendly face prompts a subtle palette shift: a nearby patch of grass brightens from gray to green, and the hopeful cry for "Neville," at first tentative, asserts itself in bold, chunky letters.

Clouds come and go; the palette shifts from ivory to yellow to pearl.

The muted brown palette shifts to an angry red when the bear realizes, "I have seen my hat".

Giorgio Morandi, the master alchemist of the still-life, is an obvious touchstone, even when the palette shifts from lunar white to bright red.

The palette shifts from the urban blacks and grays of the street to the jewel tones of the interior of the Colonel's house.

And I build palettes, and those palettes definitely shift in the making of the painting, but I do like to lay out a couple of like...two or three colors and build a relationship.

But it was the entrance of the women that really dazzled, with palette sequins, shift dresses in plasticky fabrics and knee-length kilts comprising a mashup of panels in contrasting fabrics.

The piece has two distinct phases daytime with natural light shifts and evening with a different palette of shifting light".

Most of his prewar works were lost, and after 1920 his painting became less intense, with a palette that shifted to more pastel colours.

But now, the temperature had dropped to 40 degrees and the color palette had shifted to the shockingly bright green that appears in these hills only in the winter and early spring.

At the film's climax, as the charged atmosphere of the mountains drives Ms. Byron's character into a frenzy of sexual desire, the palette suddenly shifts into the wild hues of Expressionism.