Sentence examples for prints in which from inspiring English sources

Robert Moore, one of the workshop's co-directors, uses digital collage techniques to create hybrid prints in which various elements are seamlessly unified.

In "like this," his show at Dieu Donné, Mr. Hodges offers two big, lovely prints in which overlapping, richly colored trapezoid shapes expand from the center.

He wanted a similar decorative strength to that which he admired in Japanese prints, in which everything is related, not in depth, but to the picture surface.

In Thomas Torquist's "Staircase" and Howard Kreidter's "Snow Fence," reversal creates symmetrical halves of compound prints in which familiar shapes become abstract patterns.

Dye-transfer process, in photography, technique for preparing coloured photographic prints in which the colours of the subject are resolved by optical filters into three components, each of which is recorded on a separate gelatin negative.

In addition to the three-dimensional constructions, the show includes a series of "Quads," photographic prints in which portions of pianos are framed and grouped to produce abstracted forms and patterns.

The method is a form of what the scientific community calls 4D printing, in which a 3D printed structure changes shape after a print.

The process is the reverse of relief printing, in which the image is raised from the surface of the plate.

CYMK is the color model used in printing in which all colors are described as a mixture of these four: cyan (blue), magenta (red), yellow and key (black).

The favourite medium of such individuals is the black-and-white print in which the satirical attack is pointed up by a brief verbal caption.

I feel Tranströmer's use of imagery is like this, and like contact printing, in which a photograph is made directly from a film negative or film positive.