The phrase "shaded shape" is correct in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to refer to a two-dimensional figure that has been filled in with a color, pattern, or texture. For example, "The artist used a variety of shaded shapes to create the image."
It is force of change that is shaded, shaped, speeded and slowed by various factors, such as the nature of a neighbourhood, flows of finance, the availability of land, the powers and priorities of different layers of government and by skittish stuff like personal taste.
I've actually spent many, many years writing and editing all about beauty, so even though I am rather clumsy with my own makeup skills, I know far more than I care to admit about shading, shaping, and contouring.
Next visual interpretations of features on the aerial photographs were made based on the shade, shape, size, tone, pattern, texture and location of the features from aerial photos (1964 and 1986) using a mirror stereoscope (Ermias et al. 2013).
He stood against a tilted board as he drew, negligently shading the shape of a tree or a head.
1. Illuminated crackled-glass shades shaped like terry towels are attached to a bronze-colored "towel bar" (also available in a brushed nickel finish).
Exploring Boxwoods If you love green, and the deer are eating everything in your garden, boxwood — which comes in a range of shades, shapes and sizes — is a lovely alternative.
He tries on gasmasks, handles power-tools and, in the end, buys peculiar shades shaped like rolling dice.
"I want to photograph black women from different places -- with all ages, shades, shapes, sizes and hair textures," Phillips told HuffPost Black Voices.
But we know full well that the world is brimming with loving households of all shades, shapes and sizes, and we want the world to see them.
Shaded in the shape of a mist my breath quivers patient I recast the echoes of our past our touches and endeavours debris now, all ashes and white dust.
