Sentence examples for poster hues from inspiring English sources
Independents pick their own poster hues, adding the odd accent to the standard election rainbow.
But the book's power lies in its finely shaded portraits of figures more usually remembered in poster-bright hues of heroism.George Marshall, who would later become a great war commander, is shown resisting help for embattled Britain until late in 1941.
On the back wall is a poster of the Danube meticulously rendered in all its advertising hues; in front of it a tank of outlined goldfish reprised in homage to Matisse.
Mr. Miles also created a montage of posters, using found images of nature and in the brilliant hues that the designers have lately used in their collections.
In works such as his poster for Tropon food concentrate (1899), undulating linear movements, organic shapes, and warm-hued colours combine into a nonobjective graphic expression.
Like most of the cultural productions of the time, his posters were drug-induced, but he never employed the bulbous lettering and eye-searing hues popular at the time.
Not hues — primary colors.
Brazen posters festoon every public space, coding party fiefs by colour: blue for the party of the Future, orange for the party of Change and yellow for Hizbullah, the party of God, alongside a dozen other hues.
