Sentence examples for primary palette from inspiring English sources

But rather than cleaving to pop's primary palette, where sexiness and triumphalism play well, these are songs mostly about pain.

In a primary palette of red, yellow and blue shading into the green of a warm sea, his thick semi-abstract crescents and coils conjure rainbows and sunsets.

Other than changing the primary palette of the film from the bold reds and blues of Verhoeven's vision to the default greys of latterday neo-noir (once again, a sci-fi actioner looks toward Blade Runner for its inspiration), the main innovation here is to replace Mars with Australia, which is joined to the United Federation of Britain via a liftshaft that runs through the centre of the Earth.

The colours too, are in a primary palette with a bright yellow appearing in nearly every single shot.

I've been a fan for years and it was the first time I realized how much of the backgrounds used blues, purples, pinks, and greens, which compliment the primary palette of the Sailors' uniforms so well.

Shameik Moore, Kiersey Clemons and Tony Revolori (last seen wearing a bellboy uniform in The Grand Budapest Hotel) make for divertingly offbeat company, while the film's primary colour palette provides a satirical antidote to cinema's more familiar gangsta hues.

The Marni look was bright and graphic, but not a wild departure — just thicker fabrics, more definite low-belted jackets and insertion of shiny vinyl, perhaps in canary yellow, to add to the primary color palette.

Shades of red, white and blue provided the primary color palette, which came out as polka dots tops, anchor-print skirts and all-white sailor pants with rows of gold buttons.

"Snake," with its two-dimensional graphics, simple control scheme and primary color palette, looks like a joke when compared with graphical powerhouses like "God of War: Chains of Olympus" for Sony's PlayStation Portable, a handheld game system capable of replicating PlayStation 2 graphics.

His signature primary-color palette muted toward gray, and his narrative assumed the crisp graphic quality of illustration.

Given its "less is more" layout and primary-color palette — red, blue, yellow, black — THE FIRST SIX BOOKS OF THE ELEMENTS OF EUCLID: In Which Coloured Diagrams and Symbols Are Used Instead of Letters for the Greater Ease of Learners (Taschen, $59.99) prefigures the art and design of 20th-century avant-garde movements.