Sentence examples for shadowy ink from inspiring English sources
Most flicker at us through the shadowy ink, as if lighted from behind by an unsteady candle.
And Phillips, using jagged pen-and-ink work and a shadowy palette in the book's grimy '80s sequences, devises a neat trick: drawing '60s-era high school flashbacks in a style close enough to the broad, bright-hued slapstick of old "Archie" comics to get the point across.
The precedent of Picasso's eroticism is evident, especially in an untitled 1959 graphite and ink-wash drawing of a shadowy feminine figure serenaded by a flute-playing satyr or Minotaur.
Take this sentence, although any of a thousand sentences would serve, from part two of "The Plains": "None of the scholars I mention can even guess how many successive encroachments of afternoon sunlight on the shadowy corners of libraries will have bleached the glossy inks on the books that they open at last".
The shadowy hue of the "page" and the letters of digital ink become my whole world once more.
A video camera captured the blurred, shadowy face of one miner, and a handwritten note in red ink sent back up declared, "All of us 33 in the shelter are fine".
Done in black-and-white pen, ink and spray on heavy paper used for cartography, Kubin's drawings map the shadowy corners of the unconscious.
Executed in black-and-white pen, ink and spray on heavy paper used for cartography, Kubin's drawings map the shadowy corners of the unconscious.
The thing that immediately looks authentic in this drawing is the way blobs of ink have gathered on the figure's raised arm and also to form his dark, shadowy belly button.
Everything was grey and shadowy.
