Sentence examples for rendered in colour from inspiring English sources

Winner of the British Book award's best illustrated book of the year, Briggs's Ethel and Ernest is as beautifully rendered in colour as his children's books such as The Snowman.

For the first time, the crest was rendered in colour, which varied slightly over the crest's lifespan, finally becoming red, gold and green.

Hopper's greatest contribution to film noir was his way of rendering in colour those dark shadows, that contrast between light and dark.

That the painting is rendered in full colour indicates that it was original, rather than a copy of a European print.

This aim is exemplified in one of his earliest paintings, Dents du Midi (1909), a snowscape rendered in warm colours; an Impressionist might have used cool colours to evoke the actual light emanating from the snow.

In Three Girls in a Barque (1911), Macke combined the many styles he had recently discovered: the figures are rendered in flat colours and graceful lines reminiscent of Matisse, while the background is sweeping and abstract, with bright patches of colour that are distinctly in the manner of Kandinsky.

He developed "machine art," a style characterized by monumental mechanistic forms rendered in bold colours.

The latest is the Pharrell Williams Supercolor collection, which sees the "Superstar" silhouette rendered in 50 colours.

The 3D data can also be manually segmented (see Materials and Methods), and rendered in different colours according to the segmentation label.

Each costume was rendered in a symbolic colour.

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