Sentence examples for tinted papers from inspiring English sources

Lisa Evans illustrated her first book, The Flower, written by John Light, about a boy called Brigg who lives in a world without colour; her style is delicate and intricate, using conventional drawing materials with smudgy pencil and coloured crayon on tinted papers.

They are done on narrow strips or scraps of tinted paper, some of it handmade by Douglass Howell (in his washing machine, the story goes).

In contrast to the French draftsmen who brought about a flowering of the à trois crayons method on tinted paper, some artists created similar landscapes with pen and brush but with greater objective abbreviation.

He devised a colour top with adjustable sectors of tinted paper to test the three-colour hypothesis of Thomas Young and later invented a colour box that made it possible to conduct experiments with spectral colours rather than pigments.

The book presented a technical challenge: though many of the images were black-and-white, some of them were to be printed amid a field of color red, blue, yellow making the image look as if it had been printed on tinted paper.

Muñecas, 2010, gouache on tinted paper, 20" x 25" This is another piece from the Frida Kahlo-inspired series.

You can use black tinted paper.

Besides being used as a pigment, it has been used to tint paper to make it yellow.

You want your resume' to stand out even if it's on an ivory or grey tinted resume paper.

Rolls of corrugated paper can be purchased from uline.com (about $78 a roll); a coat of primer or paint will tint the paper, but purists may prefer to leave it unfinished.

A black and white photograph is a sheet of paper tinted with shades of gray.