The Color Palette: These florals may be Victorian in aesthetic, but they always come in a modern color palette, with an element of contrast.
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We just stick with this changing color palette every season.
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You'll also see new icons and a new color palette.
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Here, the color palette is kind of wild in places.
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"A theme can be a color palette," Larson tells PEOPLE.
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The interiors reflect the landscape with a light color palette.
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Can we talk about this color palette for a minute?
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It's a relief after the atomic color palette of Xanadu.
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The color palette includes rose gold, crystal white, and pearl gray.
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Don't let the pristine compositions and restrained color palette fool you.
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Regardless, we're just admiring her commitment to an outfit color palette.
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Our color palette connects to the elements that form our universe.
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The color palette included hibiscus, tobacco, orange, vibrant blues and lemongrass.
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It perfectly combines that beautiful orangey color palette and folk music.
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The show's color palette reflects Kimmy's (Ellie Kemper) unfailingly positive disposition.
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The color palette was Kremlin-approved, one commenter joked on Twitter.
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" As for the specific color palette, he prefers "whites and greys.
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Literally, that's the color palette on one side of the room.
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And the color palette is all American — red, white, and blue.
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It had romanticism, fluidity, trans-seasonality and a good color palette.
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Each work matches a different composition with a particular color palette.
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Gigi coordinated with her sister also wearing a neutral color palette.
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Each of the microbe communities is given a different color palette.
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Could you tell me how you worked out the color palette?
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Critical chunks include actual image data, bit depth, and color palette.
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Jenny Walton A warm color palette that we can't wait to try.
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The MoviePass color palette consists of three colors: black, white, and red.
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Throw in a tasteful color palette and that's all you need.6.
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From design to storyboards of what story to what's our color palette.
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Its color palette is very limited; they only wear black and white.
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See: nudity, grunge, asymmetry, a (mostly) black color palette, leather, and more.
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"I start with a color palette and a mood board," she says.
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The Handmaid's Tale is viciously grim, down to the show's color palette.
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"I've made sure they're all in the same color palette," says Yip.
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"Using one color palette in any design is really tricky," says Oosterhouse.
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N26 is reusing its pastel color palette to give you more options.
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The landscapes, character designs, and color palette of Overwatch drip with personality.
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This process gives her color palette a uniquely luminous yet chalky quality.
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Mike: It reminds me of the "Saved by the Bell" color palette.
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The color palette is muted, the intense tension bubbles under the surface.
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"The color palette dictated what this whole collection looks like," he said.
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But we screen-print posters, so we have a limited color palette.
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This is the Wet n Wild Pac-Man Game Over Color Palette.
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A color palette that rarely strays from white, gray, blue and black.
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It has no primary colors in its color palette, unlike the original.
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I usually stick to a black, white, and, of course, red color palette.
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Same grey color palette, same snazzy dragon chain, but what have we here?
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Far from regression, reverting to a simpler color palette is actually an evolution.
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These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.
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Expanding your color palette adds that special element of surprise for your partner.
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Color palette is also an important piece of the puzzle, so to speak.
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For starters, there's the color palette of severe yet spectral black and white.
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"A warm color palette might go from blush to tangerine," Ms. Atwood said.
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His score is stylistically diverse, with a sophisticated weirdness to the color palette.
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The master suite features a neutral color palette and lots of natural light.
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Earth View now includes a color map to search landscapes by color palette.
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From a color palette perspective, fall is the best time for a wedding.
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News that the gray color palette would continue to Grande&aposs onstage performance.
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Ms. Rucker rarely lets her product designers stray from a neutral color palette.
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Despite choosing the same color palette, the actresses styled their looks much differently.
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All of his pieces have a muted color palette that is deliberately off.
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Instead, de Saint Sernin opted for a subdued color palette and minimal tailoring.
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You can also tweak other settings, such as color palette and pattern density.
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But the Hayden Planetarium in New York displays the most comprehensive color palette.
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The tone of this illustrated story is comic, the color palette like taffy.
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To some people, this is a color palette that creates a feeling of peace.
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The color palette he uses throughout the series is also very interesting to me.
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The color palette, as usual for Missoni, featured an array of tones and shades.
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The new i8 Coupe largely looks the same, despite a more contemporary color palette.
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" He told Adweek that Zreet had demonstrated a "mastery of Sprite's brand color palette.
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It is playful and went with our color palette, and it was not expensive!
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Stick to a cohesive color palette and the clean, simple lines of wardrobe basics.
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Not so much a political statement but more of an aesthetic and color palette.
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"I saw the color palette in my head and went from there," McGowan said.
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That meant no pictures of serial killers, a limited color palette, and straightforward typography.
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Mum's got high-class toilet preferences and needs the bold color palette to match.
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I've never met a company that creates a core brand color palette around holidays!
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His color palette consisted of beige with dabs of orange, brown, red and green.
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"We spent a week mixing inks according to the series' color palette," she writes.
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"To give those gifts a stylish edge, stick to a consistent color palette," she says.
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I use a defined color palette mainly pale pink, dark blue, forest green, and red.
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Finally, the House Stark shoes are a utilitarian grey to represent Winterfell's muted color palette.
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The mood board in the studio reveals that Outlier's color palette tends toward cyberpunk noir.
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The chair, the color palette, the distant gaze, the body positioning — could it be coincidental?
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It's hip and utilizes a very of-the-moment color palette that includes millennial pink.
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The new design includes rounded shapes and tabs, a fresh color palette, and updated icons.
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There's no denying the appeal of crafting your fall uniform around a neutral color palette.
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The color palette he finds just at the bottom of outstretched feet is itself mesmerizing.
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They not only hold gravitas, they are the color palette of speed and illegal deeds.
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Some of the comics here are more muted and arty, with a different color palette.
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The color palette of the world is shifting, and folks don't want their experiences blackfaced.
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The posters, debuted exclusively on PEOPLE, feature each character's unique psychedelic makeup and color palette.
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A few years ago, I tried to make a painting following a Bonnard color palette.
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"That's about color palette and hues and details, like the bows and socks," Needham explained.
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Guadagnino opted to not even try recreating the iconic color palette of the 1977 version.
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"I basically use image sources as both my inspiration and my color palette," he said.
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"American Rhapsody" is further marred by its designs, unappealing in color palette and in cut.
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Her process often includes preliminary sketching in colored pencil to determine color palette and composition.
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"Most of our influencers are millennials, most of them love this color palette," she added.
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The restrained color palette is inspired by natural materials such as stone, clay and water.
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You may search for artworks by period, by color palette, and even by subject matter.
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"The color palette is nice, the fabric is soft, and they're well priced," he said.
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The color palette was warm, with russets and oranges and occasional, reviving, splashes of blue.
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"It looks like it's from the early '90s from the color palette inside," she said.
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Constructed of a white knit upper, the sneaker is rendered in a neutral color palette.
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I create a visual language and a color palette that is specific to each ballet.
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"My face when the wall behind me steals my color palette," she captioned one serious shot.
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Spring at Noon by Noor included plenty of sheer layers, draping and a delicate color palette.
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First of all, there's the obvious black and white color palette that matches Kiss' iconic look.
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The world recalls Her at times in its semi-futuristic aesthetic and intensely controlled color palette.
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Cars and pedestrians appear as jagged pieces in a diverse color palette, much like stained glass.
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Its pastel color palette is just trendy enough, it's tiny and therefore cute, and it's minimalistic.
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The herringbone was in red brick that we painted black to go with our color palette.
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The color palette is soft and pleasing to the eye, yet he still gets your attention.
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The 2019 model will feature Samsung's quantum dot display technology for a wider HDR color palette.
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For Monet, that might mean a certain color palette, or stroke style — that sort of thing.
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No. But we're not coming in with a bulldozer just because it's not our color palette.
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The major visible changes include a more streamlined logo, revamped Eskimo icon and new color palette.
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The 'Oregon Trail' for Wii (2011) expanded the original color palette to a full shade range.
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One of the manor's nine bedrooms is decked out in a rich royal green color palette ...
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She had worked with Carlota Guerrero, the video's art director, and they knew the color palette.
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The color palette consists of plasteline pastels: bruised mauve, bubble-gum pink, a sickly grayed pistachio.
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Cons: The standard rooms are fairly plain in terms of the decor, color palette, and amenities.
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Most illustrations in Tongue Twisters use a primary color palette, using a limited range of hues.
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This scene reminded him of a movie set, and he was attracted to the color palette.
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Calvert has intervened by matching paint to Windtraken's original color palette, camouflaging it within the picture.
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Turk's intense color palette throughout is mostly inky purples and carmines, interrupted by white cut-outs.
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So we shifted our color palette, but we use styles more from the 30s and 40s.
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To unify the color palette, she painted walls, ceilings and some floors Benjamin Moore's Cloud White.
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His life is a parade of bedrooms, each reflecting the era's mood with a color palette.
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"People are starting to realize that these ingredients are a whole new color palette," he said.
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Dark skies, a rainstorm and a muted color palette all suggest something ominous lurking just offscreen.
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The Defender will be offered with a color palette unique to the model, Land Rover said.
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The palettes that I&aposm gonna be trying out today are the Wet n Wild Pac-Man Game Over Color Palette, the NYX Brights Ultimate Eyeshadow Palette, the Sugarpill Fun Size Mini Color Palette, the Jeffree Star Cosmetics Jawbreaker Palette, and the Viseart Editorial Brights palette.
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His early stamps, produced by engraving, were executed in a linear style with a limited color palette.
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The mainly black and white color palette was broken up with metallics, and a feminine floral print.
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The color palette is accordingly soft and earthy, with deep reds and quiet hints of clear turquoise.
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The deep aubergines, blush, and black color palette is accented by Huntington-Whiteley's signature rose-gold hardware.
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The color palette has expanded, too, but the Pantone swatch that pleases everyone remains impossible to find.
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The nightmarish quality of this whole story is underscored by the film's muted, washed out color palette.
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But she's not just saying goodbye to Mayweather — she's saying goodbye to her signature color palette too.
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Staying within Luke's color palette emphasizes that Cole isn't a bad person for taking the cleanup job.
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Within the restrained color palette, though, there's a lot of range — especially on who's making the looks.
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The color palette is free of blue or pink, and instead includes yellow, gray, black and white.
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"We all felt that this was the perfect transitional color palette from summer into fall," adds Sumwalt.
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It still has a vibrant — but more natural — color palette and is subtly on theme for summer.
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The color palette, evoking celestial skies and deep sunsets, is more subdued than that of traditional miniatures.
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Thew new concept art has a brighter color palette, a new character, some watercraft, and an airplane.
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In his mind, the warmer, desaturated color palette works harmoniously with background landscape on a foggy night.
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All politics aside, The Handmaid's Tale is just plain excellent peak TV. The color palette is exacting.
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Using clips of war and atrocity footage, Stabler blankets the imagery in an oversaturated RGB color palette.
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To make sure each image stood out, he worked with a different color palette for each story.
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But if you're attached to knickknacks, try filling your space with items in the same color palette.
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Chung's color palette consisted of earthy and dark tones: navy, green, yellow, pale brown, black and white.
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It's a dystopian sci-fi movie with a limited color palette set in a subterranean restrictive society.
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Now's the time to try more oversized fits, on-trend details, and a versatile, neutral color palette.
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Many aspects of Pam & Gela, like the styling, color palette, and, yes, price points are Juicy-plus.
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Different this time around though was the color palette that previously consisted of only black and white.
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I then slowly started receiving expired medicine from my lecturers and classmates, which broadened my color palette.
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What connects the projects — aside from their raucous, rainbow-hued color palette — is a sense of transformation.
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Tim Burton works with a familiar gloomy color palette and employs a frequent collaborator in Mr. Depp.
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Prince has not materially altered the composition, presentation, scale, color palette and media originally used by Graham.
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His rich, highly saturated color palette and his use of decorative patterns complement his realistic, yet expressive, likenesses.
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It makes scrolling through the app much easier if you're not a fan of Instagram's aggressive color palette.
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Now, you'll experience everything with a vivid color palette and deepened blacks thanks to the Pixel Contrast Booster.
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Outfits don't have to be identical, but a consistent color palette makes for an image that's visually balanced.
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The design is reminiscent of a late-90s Dreamweaver template; the color palette is beige, yellow, and brown.
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The very limited color palette, the street art feel, the compositions, and the themes are all very deliberate.
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As you scroll through each new album cover, the site's background color rotates through the select color palette.
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The designs, in a color palette including khaki, taupe, ink and racing green, also featured playful flower embroideries.
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These pieces were then reimagined in "modern fabrications and an updated color palette," according to a press release.
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While heavy in metallics, Slimane's color palette also included royal red, black, dabs of white and moss green.
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Piazza works within a particularly dark color palette that gives each piece of work a rather haunting undertone.
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"I've found that text-based posters had the most impact with a limited color palette," said De Jesus.
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Its vibrant color palette and wacky fourth-wall-breaking sense of humor make this game a must-buy.
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The lessons include a cartoon game branded with Google's logo and blue, red, yellow and green color palette.
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And if fall's earthy colors just aren't your vibe, how about a nude, beige, and blush color palette?
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Her grungy style and clashing color palette may be unique, but the superhero's confused style made experts cringe.
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Her color palette including a black-and-white mix as well as warmer orange tones, green and mustard.
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I might use lighter colors to contour my lids: I'm using a Clinique four-color palette right now.
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This made the room's somewhat masculine color palette (tan, gray, blue) appear a bit drab the next morning.
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She looks to paintings for her color palette — like those of the German-born Brazilian Modernist painter Eleanore Koch.
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Ahead, we've rounded up our favorite nail-art designs for spring, loosely inspired by Easter's classic pastel color palette.
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Select your wardrobe by the color palette of the destination you're going to, or what mood you're feeling there.
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In this Chosunhwa painting, the nuanced color palette and lack of an outline add visual depth to the character.
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I think I like the Lilac color palette best, only because it has some flair without being too much.
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The Odyssey laptops' matte displays were also a letdown, exhibiting so-so viewing angles and a muted color palette.
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Dubbed 'Heart & Soul,' the collection harnessed the essence of British style (svelte tailoring, patches, wool, an autumnal color palette).
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It can be used like a color palette in Paint 2299D or to turn down the music in Spotify.
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"That one has a royal blue and purple color palette … a little bit of a vintage touch," she explains.
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I guess Xiaomi will want credit for expanding the color palette a little, but I've got none to give.
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The entire film has the same blue-and-black color palette, and it gets really samey and visually dreary.
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Plus, she kept the bold color palette going with her matching dangling Fernando Jorge earrings of the same shade.
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The stark differences between the two, from the color palette to the soundtrack to the climax, are all intentional.
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The designer stuck with a mostly black-and-white color palette (with pops of orange and turquoise sprinkled throughout).
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Other Mozilla products use the same color palette, yet with a different system of shapes and a new typeface.
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Others, like winning entry Scanline, used neat graphical tricks to get the most out of the limited color palette.
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Kate Middleton continues to brighten up dreary London with a slew of stylish coats in a vibrant color palette.
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The bands are still visible, but the overall image quality is much improved, despite the very limited color palette.
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Mindstorms tend toward a black and red color palette, with builds that lean heavily on cyberpunk sci-fi imagery.
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With these new additions, you'll also note that Space Gray has been bumped from the iPhone 7 color palette.
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To break up the peachy color palette, go for bold red booties and a black leather backpack for contrast.
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Her color palette is a lot lighter and brighter and she likes to wear heels and stuff like that.
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The Vox video below takes a closer look at Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's color palette throughout the show's first season.
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NeoMam's room uses that same color palette, highlighting a gold bedspread and gold trinkets against blue and gold wallpaper.
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Yazici's vibrant color palette and painterly bunches of thread are the result of pure experimentation without any formal training.
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Walking through is meant to simulate the meditative quality of a forest, but with a Lisa Frank color palette.
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They use a bright pastel and rainbow-like color palette to examine queerness and identities outside the gender binary.
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The suites' color palette includes cream, gray and gold, and aims to mimic the interior of a luxury car.
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Against the warm grays of Shrill's color palette, our heroine's candy-striped pink dresses glow like scoops of sorbet.
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MAKE IT COLORFUL "Don't feel you have to stick with a traditional color palette or decorations," Ms. Rollins said.
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My color palette (Teal, wood, and white accent) maybe subliminally represent my longing to be anywhere on the water.
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He also knew he wanted a color palette that stuck with ice-cold hues of blue, white and silver.
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A black-and-white color palette allows dramatic forms — and the dramatic landscape of the English countryside — to flourish.
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It's fun to get away with a pop of color, and the dark shades match my closet's color palette.
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Again, even the art speaks to the Scandinavian style by the color palette, which is very neutral and black.
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Mitchell: Because there were so many images going by so quickly, we really had to limit the color palette.
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Her color palette is once again dominated by black and white, with the occasional red and blue thrown in.
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Each canvas, which has its own three-color palette, is distinct in color and shape from the other two.
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Middleton's choice of a head-turning ensemble is wildly different from the muted color palette she typically opts for.
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With an extensive color palette, Milk creates highly-refined works that depict ethereal young women, awash in dreamlike imagery.
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Dinner: Sticking to one color palette helped me feel dressy and cool, rather than crazy, in my evening-appropriate jumpsuit.
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Its color palette manages to be feminine without being girly, blending soft tones and subtle patterns without insisting on gender.
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The range includes knitwear, pants, outerwear and accessories like shoes and travel bags all available in a neutral color palette.
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The exact amount of emotion and color palette and sonics I put into my music, I put into the shoes.
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The color palette was neutral, too: blacks, browns, and creams, with pops of hot pink and cobalt blue sprinkled throughout.
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Then you have the Triluminos color display, providing a wider color palette that results in a bright and colorful picture.
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A simple black-and-white color palette is accented with colorful emoji that you can use to represent any page.
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For the occasion, Perry opted for an ensemble whose head-to-toe color palette matched the sweetness of the exhibit.
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The photo style (and the logo colors) hint at a decent color palette that is not the typical colorful approach.
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Dolby Vision is an HDR format that offers a wider color palette and brighter highlights than TVs that lack HDR.
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Basically, all the garments, and in a color palette, that most dermatologists — including all of mine — would specifically advise against.
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And when it's chilly or gloomy outside, it's easy to slip into a color palette that matches what's happening outside.
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But his reduced color palette, pleasing still, is both a compliment and complement to Matisse's, rather than being the same.
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The health of your eyeballs will be better off by just putting the phone down instead changing its color palette.
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This pillow from World Market has a funky pattern, and the color palette is inviting without being too attention-grabbing.
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White Christmas trees can be striking and elegant, and the neutral color palette gives you total freedom to get creative.
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The film's color palette and bold light contrast are reminiscent of how Marvel depicts Asgard in their new Thor franchise.
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After adjusting the color palette, he then waits for the rendering, which can take anywhere from 15 to 1,440 minutes.
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The color palette included purple, blue, orange and pink, namely on the wavy patterns, as well as porcelain and chartreuse.
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A recent renovation added custom furniture, a fresh color palette, and a new look for the Carbon Beach Club restaurant.
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"That's not to say that I won't or can't plan a wedding with a more subtle color palette," Weinberg said.
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The color-palette generator tool pulls five colors from an image you upload that you can use in your designs.
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Shiloh coordinated in a similar color palette with a metallic embellished bomber jacket teamed with matching trousers and Converse sneakers.
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The characters — just like us viewers — had been lulled by the candy-color palette and pleasant soundtrack of their surroundings.
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Its color palette is iridescent: in her geometric fractals, yellow, orange, and pink subtly gave way to purple and turquoise.
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Monteverdi cared deeply about the text; for all the syllables to sound the same would create the wrong color palette.
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A whimsical color palette, featuring shades of blue and red, wash over the animation in abstract shades and swaths of opaque.
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Prentis fills out bold outlines through a bipolar color palette similar to the one used by fellow illustrator Josan Gonzalez, a.k.a.
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The female artisans choose the color palette and pages that suit their design, only resorting to paint when opting for gold.
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In the paintings in the exhibition, Donahue uses a Prussian blue and rose color palette to depict a mother and child.
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Like The Witch or Hereditary or It Follows, the film works in a muted color palette and with highly controlled editing.
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The movie's color palette does change as it goes, which I think is an interesting thing to do with a film.
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His idealized character designs incorporate streetwear with steampunk-esque accessories and Japanese weaponry, all through a warm, eye grabbing color palette.
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It looks largely the same, but it's gaining the same color palette as the Google Home Mini: gray, charcoal and coral.
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The visual design, in particular the color palette, is gorgeous and otherworldly, even if the game doesn't break new technical ground.
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For the living room, Burruss and Tucker opted for a neutral color palette with pops of pink and some interesting accents.
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You could see the Apple II roots in the basic color palette, rendered on the Atari 8-bit thanks to artifacting.
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Bright reds and brilliant yellows interrupt the color palette that at moments became muddied by the quickening pace of layering paint.
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The collection does still offer some classic prom looks, with a light color palette of clean whites, soft pastels, and nudes.
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Now, Noktutu is back with a more diverse mossy color palette to match your sleek office decór, no matter the season.
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It's a look that also reflects the color palette and sparkle factor of the designer's spring 2016 collection, shown in September.
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He chose a Renaissance color palette, with vermillion upholstery and Douglas-fir columns, rendering the windowless bar lushly dark and cavernous.
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The master bedroom was decorated like the ice planet of Hoth, a smart design choice due to the relaxing color palette.
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Depending on what color palette your giftee likes, you may want to get her the black ones or the "limestone" ones.
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It's what many people think of as Diaghilev's formula for ballet theater, with a strong emphasis on a varied color palette.
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You can easily envision how the addition of a broader color palette could give rise to some fairly complex AR imagery.
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The patriotic color palette of Gardner's illustrations reinforces Levy's narrative: This is the story of an American hero in the making.
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The brand's quirky, in-your-face persona is perfectly captured by a neon color palette and a funky, eclectic art collection.
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While Elsa goes through some costume changes, animators made sure whatever she was wearing was part of a cool color palette.
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"Usually our color palette is really in your face, and we decided not to do that this year," Mr. Murphy said.
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The book's color palette, strong on grays and pale blues, conveys its honest yet hopeful depiction of its young narrator's situation.
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The color palette, the touchstones of sci-fi of the 60s and 70s that has a sort of futurism in it.
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Rezaire's aesthetic, with its Lisa Frank color palette and overlaid meme-like text, positions her squarely in the millennial age bracket.
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This repetition of a central line, the cool color palette, and the shared abstraction of nature firmly unify these two works.
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Above all, Mosseri had a reputation for clean design, which relied heavily on a color palette of blue, light blue and gray.
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Her Krewe sunglasses mirror the color palette of the rest of her look, with a matte black rim and reflective blue shades.
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You've likely already chosen the flowers and the bridesmaid color palette, and your wedding-day manicure should receive the same careful planning.
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Thanks to its low-key color palette and ability to function as an actual blanket, this fringe option is a no-brainer.
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"I wanted her to have furniture that she could grow with and I wanted her [color] palette to be neutral," Sims explains.
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Mr. Ackermann, by contrast, was known more for his relaxed, soulful, Byronic romance and his color palette than his urban tagging cred.
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"There's a subtle nod to jewel tones in the color palette," he says of the blush, ivory, white and stone-hued pieces.
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The color palette of Pinterest has become more readable for people with sensitivity to bright colors, and people who have low vision.
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With laid-back silhouettes and a primarily neutral color palette, most of Thakoon's pieces lay the foundation for a foolproof fall wardrobe.
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Danner, 74, opted for a red-and-black color palette with a longer smoking jacket tied over a pair of flared trousers.
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Existing Letterboxd users will feel right at home as the app uses the same color palette, icons and metaphors as the website.
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The World Song Map comes in a traditional pastel color palette ($31) and a special, vintage-looking, blue-and-yellow edition ($43).
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Series director Alexis Lavillat has managed to replicate the Schulz line look and color palette, with a sort of water-color flair.
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Everything that makes Sin City work -- the color palette, the cinematography, the corruption and intrigue -- is only amplified by...well, by drugs.
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The color palette is also getting an update, moving on from the bold orange to also include purple, blue, lime, and cream.
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It has French oak wood floors and white tiles throughout, as well as a light neutral color palette and stainless-steel appliances.
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Approaching queerness from a drastically different angle (although, curiously, with the same color palette) is Ken Tisa's sequin textile, "So Shy" (1982).
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On one side of the room, it's literally gray and white, literally, that's the color palette on one side of the room.
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Scenes of sex fill her Instagram feed, all rendered in a highly saturated color palette, focusing on the complexity of independent women.
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The collection features a calming color palette, sensory-inclusive features and easy closures to help kids feel more independent when dressing themselves.
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This is a fervid memory play where the black of mourning segues into the bright color palette of Palermo, and back again.
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We updated the color palette of those clothes where you'd normally be in browns and grays and some pinks and some greens.
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Upon completion, Project Orca will be 213-feet long and have a color palette and general shape representative of a killer whale.
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Will they be based on a color palette drawn from images of Earth backlit by the sun, as is the Virgin jumpsuit?
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Its color palette—blue, gray, and white—had a calming effect, while simultaneously arousing suspicions that the template was from Microsoft Word.
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The palace's bright color palette of yellow and red should be garish — but set in the dark green landscape, it feels refreshing.
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The collage of video, hand-drawn elements, and digital animation is pretty psychedelic with its ever-shifting and often iridescent color palette.
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The limited color palette and repetitive protrusions bear resemblance to neo-avant garde Italian painter Enrico Castellani, specifically his undulating, monochromatic "Superficie" (1974).
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I never realized how muted the color palette is on my base PS4 until I saw the same game running on a Pro.
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"There's no color palette or story theme, none of that," Lewis explained; the hues are plucked from what's trending at any given moment.
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Le Creuset's spring 2019 color palette is called "The New Calm" and includes four tranquil shades, Meringue, Sea Salt, Fig, and Coastal Blue.
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There are six videos in Paintwaves, and each of them has a different background, different color palette, and a differently shaped paint blob.
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Not only because the colors had nothing to do with the club, but the horrendous appearance of such an awful unrelated color palette.
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"It uses a simpler color palette and, we believe, is more refined, but still contains the spirit of the original," the company writes.
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It has all the enhancements of Samsung's latest-generation "dynamic" OLED screen, like reduced blue light and an even wider HDR color palette.
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The multicolor hashtag logo of yore has been replaced by something that more closely resembles a pinwheel, while retaining the basic color palette.
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Fortunately, Apple saw the error in its ways and restored the peach (now with a slightly different color palette) to its natural glory.
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There are also polka dots, checked patterns, and the exact fall color palette of mustard yellows and burnt oranges you've been wishing for.
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The limited color palette didn't leave a lot of wiggle room: The colors could be shifted only by intensity, rather than developer preference.
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This is where you specify which Color Reduction Algorithm Photoshop will use to convert your video into a GIF's very limited color palette.
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With the new AI, brands and publishers will now be able to reliably search for characteristics like color palette, subjects and much more.
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Each photo, with its super rich color palette and overload of carpet, feels like it was plucked out of an obscure 80s film.
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Oliver Hartung's Iran, A Picture Book (Spector, 2016) is an oversized floppy book with matte photographs printed in a dreamy CMYK color palette.
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In terms of an eye-catching color palette, the Mexican artist's work is surpassed only by the submission of Chicago-based Michael Rakowitz.
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Using ornaments in varied sizes and textures, but a cohesive color palette — think blue, green, and silver, or red and gold — work best.
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The five color options — black, dark rose, white, caramel, and pale yellow — are the perfect neutral and light color palette to welcome spring.
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When he's ready to work on the final product, Vile comes prepared with sketches and a pre-selected color palette of spray paints.
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She's from Piteå, Sweden, and her art combines Scandinavian minimalism and a cool, pastel color palette with crazy fantasy creatures and net throwbacks.
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True to the brand's typically muted color palette, both styles are available in navy and black, and ring in at less than $150.
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"You see what's for sale, you see what's in season, you see the fundamental color palette of a cuisine," he told the magazine.
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I was impressed by the Deluxe Studios, which start at $662, and have a different color palette and room accessories with more space.
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Teen Vogue — for rich white girls — was explicitly dedicated to fashion, less ''finding a prom date'' and more ''finding a prom color palette.
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Summer was all about bright nail polish, from sunny yellow to baby blue, but fall is bringing us a toned-down color palette.
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With its bleak, yearning tone and defiantly cloudy color palette, "England Is Mine" has a pleasingly granular feel for its era and location.
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There's lots of very French lace too — the color palette is dominated by black, white and rosé beige, the color of pink champagne.
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Rather the romance is expressed "in the color palette and fabric — a soft drape as opposed to a fitted thing," the stylist said.
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The filmmaker works with a color palette quite similar to that of Miró, so a painterly influence on the film is almost immediately evident.
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As noted, a lot of this is relatively grim -- down even to the movie's initial color palette -- and not especially suited to younger kids.
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Hopefully, that's something that will improve as the series goes on, although the show's posters do play up the color palette quite a bit.
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That included expanding Harley's color palette in the film from her iconic red and black looks to ones that helped evoke her bubbly personality.
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True to branding, the items fall within the iconic character's classic color palette — pink, white, and blue, with a peppering of cherry red bows.
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When it comes to branding, Alan has worked with James Vincent on a new logo, a new color palette, a new mascot design, etc.
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The only thing missing is a psychedelic paint job, but the azure blue color palette is at least faithful to the original Beetle.[Lego]
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I noticed they are also really moody, vibe-y, and centered around a certain color palette, like you mentioned some of your lyrics are.
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Then on Wednesday she returned to her natural hair color, but stuck to red color palette for her bikini, selecting a bright two-piece.
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And like the Olympics, it would complete a kind of tiered color synergy for the iPhone's overall color palette (gold, silver, and now bronze).
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Juno The color palette for this movie is so warm and comforting, which is one of the top requirements for a fall movie. 12.
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So there was a fast-fashion brand, a few of them, and they would knock off Yeezy all the time, his color palette, designs.
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The vibrant color palette is a far cry from her recent look at the Grammys, where she donned an intricate, white Victorian wedding dress.
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Smeg's '50s Retro-Style Electric Kettle adds much-needed flair to the boring old kettle with its '50s color palette and fun design aesthetic.
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According to Lowe's piece, the team even chose a teal, purple and black color palette and commissioned a designer to sketch out potential logos.
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Kelly's fascination for monochrome is part of his larger interest in color palette, a favorite puzzle for artists associated with the Color Field movement.
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There's enough inventive, sly work going on here to keep the narrative feeling fresh, and Varela's color palette is an exercise in good taste.
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Because of his efforts, playing the Virtual Boy is a little less lonely, although its migraine-red color palette may give you a headache.
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But it's in that space that The Cure showcases their power, taking a bleak color palette and imbuing it with soft flashes of light.
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At first, one is taken in by the luscious patterning and delicious color palette of the paintings, as well as their sense of humor.
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The orange-hued velvet headboard and cashmere throw on the bed added a warm touch to the room's otherwise understated and neutral color palette.
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What is so startling about her work is that in their subtle poses and at times muted color palette, the subjects are simply people.
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This time around, we played into her street style, tried new silhouettes, and added a more muted color palette with a few bright pops.
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With its winding staircase and notice-me glam color palette of black-fuchsia-and-shine, this is a space made for boozy biz schmoozing.
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Shades Of Chocolate When you think of the '70s, a color palette of rich browns, burnt oranges, and soft cerulean probably comes to mind.
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Exaggerated ruffles took their cue from Pierrot clowns, while the vivid color palette seemed to be straight out of Gauguin's paintings of Tahitian life.
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In addition to selecting the right texture, thickness, and consistency, you also want to keep color palette and even country of origin in mind.
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"We defined a general color palette, but he had the freedom to produce within that frame like this very soulful, deep blue," Shalev says.
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As one of the first movies ever filmed in Technicolor, the color palette of the film was almost as famous as the story itself.
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Forencich's infrared irises give each frame a color palette that looks almost artificial, purples and greens providing an alternative look at the natural world.
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Aesthetically, Discovery's modern designs bear a closer resemblance to the rebooted J.J. Abrams Trek film series, albeit with an occasionally overwhelming burnt-orange color palette.
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Befitting Spring, a color palette of pastel pinks, yellows and blues were turned out in lightweight fabrics which also included soft grays, white and cream.
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Several of the exhibition's works belong to a recent series of "Baum" ("Tree") paintings, for which Oehlen limited his color palette and simplified his compositions.
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The color palette of her outfits throughout the trip was red, white, and blue to match the colors of both the French and American flags.
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One other useful feature coming to both versions today is the ability to preserve the color palette you're using with each project whenever you save.
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So if you thought you'd get away with your usual neutral color palette as soon as September 22 rolls around, you might want to reconsider.
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With moody skies, looming trees, and an autumnal color palette, it mixes a melancholic visual style with elements of folklore to vividly convey vague emotions.
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Plus, jackets are always a desired merch item, as is a black and red color palette, so for that, The Weeknd gets a high ranking.
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The One S doesn't boost performance, but it does stand to deliver a richer color palette on 4K UHD TVs in games that support HDR.
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For example, if your most-liked post was of an orange sunset, the app might spit out a color palette with a gigantic orange dot.
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FROM PEN: Chrissy Metz on 'This Is Us', Crying on Set, and Her Body Positivity Stancil sported a navy suit that complimented Metz' color palette.
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Among mainstream comedy filmmakers, Phillips is easily the most technically assured, giving his scenes a widescreen grandeur with a dynamic color palette and striking framing.
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She's just pivoted her color palette, pressing the refresh button on her career, and signaling a shift towards the more natural, neutral, and relatable. Unexpected?
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Brand identity describes the visual and verbal world of a brand: its name, logo, typefaces, color palette, illustration styles, photography, and messaging tone of voice.
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Except for a few printed designs seen on a dress and men's shirts, the color palette was mainly a neutral white, ivory, gray and blue.
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Samsung has also updated its software interface for the Note 23, with a cleaner color palette, softer white menus, and an overall nicer-looking aesthetic.
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Even the color palette was a study in quiet contrast: peach and maroon and mint green; cherry red and pale blue; black and baby pink.
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The spacious rooms in the village have a similar rustic-meets-minimalist aesthetic with wooden-beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls, and a neutral color palette.
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The entire city's color palette stands in contrast to the rest of the film's neon blue undertones, signifying the characters' metaphorical prison of electric dreams.
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But Insomniac's EDC 21995 poster looks a lot more somber than usual, with its black-and-white color palette, austere font style, and minimalist design.
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There is really no difference between a Marvel guy and a DC guy, except that one of them prefers films with a darker color palette.
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Just keep in mind that the only available color on sale at Walmart is blue in case that doesn't vibe with your home's color palette.
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He says that restricting his color palette primarily to black enables him to focus on the development of his punk yet purist take on clothing.
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"You can take a brand like Jacquemus and bring it downstairs because of the color palette, the very harsh whites and blacks together," he said.
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Playing with texture, with nubby wools and slick patent leather, can make as much of an impact — sometimes more — than an attention-getting color palette.
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I loved the wood paneling on the wall above the couch, as well as the steely color palette of the room with pops of green.
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The color palette is white, navy and black, and the wide-spaced pinstripes were inspired by the calm, repetitive work of the painter Agnes Martin.
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If a dog ate a box of neon crayons and puked it on a casino hallway carpet, you'd have the color palette of Justice League.
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These geometric tiles running horizontally, then vertically, tweaked to reflect the local color palette, can now be found in coffee bars from coast to coast.
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I also adore the rich color palette of the clothing, which somehow looks very modern to me even though the work was painted in 1498.
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"The living room rug was from Jon's family, and it served as a starting point for the living room color palette," Santos told Business Insider.
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The color palette was mostly red, white, and black, but the vibe was punctuated with some models holding flares, and appearing barefoot on the runway.
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With a limited color palette, delicate linework, and an eye toward American folk art, illustrator Carson Ellis creates dreamy works in fantastic but recognizable worlds.
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And the entire room is decorated in a black-and-white color palette and accessorized with a huge chandelier, sparkle-accented flooring and glittery cabinet handles.
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Working off a fabric swatch of the collection's pivotal flower print, Linda Cantello, the international makeup artist for Armani, invented the color palette for the show.
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He carried the theme through via a bold turquoise and citrus color palette, bright parasols hanging from the ceiling, elegant eyewear and over-the-top hats.
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Inverting the red carpet color palette of her Armani Privé tasseled gown, Dern wore a black column dress with a pink blazer draped over her shoulders.
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The color palette was mainly dark - black, dark purple, navy and brown, but dabs of orange, turquoise, cream, shiny pink and lilac added bursts of color.
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I'm a fan of Pixelize, which is a free option that gives the S8 a taste of the Google Pixel color palette of greys and blue.
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The first Guardians got a lot of affection for its cheeky humor, its wacky world-building, its rollicking rock soundtrack, and its unusually broad color palette.
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With six palettes in total, you have plenty of options no matter your color palette, mood, or which Spice Girl you most identified with growing up.
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These dresses are flowy and ethereal, and they prove that a floor-length bridesmaid gown can be seriously stunning, no matter what your color palette is.
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She sat with me for ages to get a sense of color palette, font choices, and image style, and then went to work creating our design.
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The color palette is very much 8-bit, though there are large-scale animations and boss fights that the NES wouldn't have been able to handle.
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Even if you don't have synesthesia, the pastel color palette on MILK comes across unmistakably through its love story, which, ICYTWAT explains, is true to life.
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We also love that it comes in a white and black colorblock design because the clean color palette means it looks good with absolutely any outfit.
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The Pixel 2 XL kept the background from looking overexposed, but the iPhone X produced slightly more detail and a better color palette of my face.
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With neutral tones punctuated by a vibrant color palette, the Kate Spade New York Summer 2019 line strikes the perfect balance between playful and pulled-together.
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"Sweet kids surprised me this morning with all my favorites: fresh flowers, hot donuts, breakfast tacos and a pretty color palette ❤️," she captioned the image.
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The girls were careful in paying attention to even the smallest of details, like striking the perfect balance between blush and a soft white color palette.
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He expects to shift away from Kodak Portra 160 film for upcoming work in the hopes of finding film that represents his own unique color palette.
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Whether talking the color palette of a comic or proper panel blocking, the art of a good comic goes way beyond illustrating a normal-looking hand.
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For "When We Land," Tanchum generated the color palette of the fim algorithmically, meaning no two triangles are the exact same color in the final scenes.
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The end result, with a varied color palette designed by the graphic artist Milton Glaser, looks clean and simple, but the path there was a slog.
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Murdering people who just happen to be in the way—as the Gang did—is made only slightly more charming with an olde tyme color palette.
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For a character like the Toeless Corpse, they chose a color palette to give her a "nicotine-stained" feel, using rotted browns and earth-tone colors.
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Its modern design, with a black, white and yellow color palette, might appeal to users otherwise tempted to spend their free time on Snapchat or Instagram.
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Even if we have absolutely no background in art (hello), we notice something satisfying — a cohesive color palette, good composition, a pleasant variety of subject matter.
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Instead, Bystander is designed to look like a graphic novel, the color palette all greens and reds and blues, grand Hyde Park buildings serving as the
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Trends are a "game I don't have enough time to play," she says; instead she gravitates toward classic menswear-inspired looks in a neutral color palette.
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Mattel went to great lengths, Mr. D'Alleva said, to make sure each new character had a color palette and personality reflective of a particular country's culture.
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I spent an entertaining few minutes experimenting with the vast textures and color palette, playing around in what felt like a futuristic version of Microsoft Paint.
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She explained that the retailer revamped the entire color palette, as well as the silhouette, adding a banded hem to the trousers for a slimmer fit.
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The constant haze and unnatural color palette make "Sabrina" a dead ringer for CW's murder-soaked spin on the Archie comics "Riverdale," which is no surprise.
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I have always aimed at a very brownish color palette, so that the atmosphere of the game is more depressed, more somber than the base game.
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And then a parade of classics, beginning with a series of liquid pantsuits in champagne lamé and black velvet, a color palette that dominated the collection.
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The message was generic female executive with a patriotic color palette: red, blue and white, the tones of the tricolor, set off against black and white.
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The show has been handsomely designed by Matt Saunders in the style of a European indoor circus, but with a color palette out of Sarah's Africa.
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They do this by sticking to an on-theme color palette or finding items in their own closet that closely resemble those of a Disney character.
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A recent remodel added upgraded technology like USB ports, and a softer color palette with wood and stone and subtle Disney nods through art and design.
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For its debut collection, which takes inspiration from men's wear basics, it reworked tanks, tees, shorts and carpenter pants in a white or undyed color palette.
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His color palette of mostly blues, reds, and blacks evokes Mondrian and the De Stilji artists who used abstraction to elevate their artwork towards the spiritual.
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In the clip, a ship full of swords sits and stews in an otherworldly ocean, conjuring terror out of its stillness and its sickly color palette.
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While Tisdale's Illuminate prices ($9 for the lip/cheek tints and lip gloss, and $18 for the 12-color palette) are ideal, sometimes a girl's gotta splurge.
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I walk him through the process of selecting a subject, creating a reference image with ideas of composition in mind, choosing a color palette, mixing colors, etc.
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This indie comic sports shaky-hand, early 90s indie-inspired character illustrations and a washed-out color palette to create an overwhelming sense of haze and malaise.
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The circuitous wings, metal grates on the doors, and institutional color palette of weathered 1970s blue, brown, and beige all bear witness to the building's former life.
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Everly has an eye for color, using purples, blues, and greens to create a cool color palette, accentuated with sparkle and glitter in just the right places.
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Everyone critiqued each other's designs, offering opinions and ways to work to Microsoft's color palette, illustration principles, and general voice to create products in a coherent way.
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I commend the company for experimenting with its color palette, but for the price, I would likely go with Vlad's H6 recommendation, even if they are wired.
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Our starting point was using fabrics and the color palette from the pre-spring collection, and from there I created my own go-to pieces and silhouettes.
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The app's features are pretty simple for now, with a basic toolbar consisting of pencil, pen, marker, chalk, and eraser tools, in addition to a color palette.
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The trending color palette is vibrant enough to stand out, but warm enough to still feel seasonal — further proving that orange is cool beyond the pumpkin patch.
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Adapted from a popular novel by Saeko Himuro, Ocean Waves has a beachy feel and soothing pastel color palette animated by a team of Ghibli's young talents.
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The color palette is restrained — limited to black, white, and soft pink — which falls in line with the textbook Parisian aesthetic Lagerfeld pushes forth season-after-season.
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And just as unexpectedly, it wears its art historical influences on its sleeve, adopting the splintered composition and color palette of Pablo Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907).
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For monochrome Game Boy titles, the GBAConsolizer also allows you to tweak the color palette which is a neat feature borrowed from the SNES' Super Game Boy.
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Over the past few months, he's been adventuring outside of his pastel color palette comfort zone, as well as more complex patterns like hair and plant life.
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The online retailer is changing up its look with a new logo, new color palette and introducing a loyalty program that will officially kick off in October.
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In fact, the universal experience for me has been to squint and grimace when I turn off night mode and return to the cooler, neutral color palette.
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The plot wasn't big, but every season had its charm, its own color palette—marigold, chrysanthemum, lavender—anchored always around roses, and the summers were especially beautiful.
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Its tale of familial dysfunction and repressed trauma was enriched by its gloomy color palette, taking place mostly inside a badly-lit home or outside, at night.
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That said, there's plenty of feminine detail, too, like the luxurious silk crepe fabric with a subtle, brushstroke-inspired print and a fresh color palette for spring.
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Argento's Suspiria is famous for its garishly psychedelic color palette, which mixes all this red with electric greens and blues and jagged black-and-white Expressionist patterns.
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Food52 Reusable Straw Set, available on Food52, $25Food52's reusable straw sets come in a pretty color palette, and each pack includes carrying cases and cleaning squeegees.
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Piper's skill as a colorist shows in her ability to mute the white with the vibrancy of her color palette and the confident movement of her brush.
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She also likes sticking Bugles on her fingertips, consulting with a shelf of Care Bears and a color palette that suggests an explosion at the Skittles factory.
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The jerseys all follow a similar template: V-necks, with sleeves a different color from the rest of the jersey, mostly with a pastel-ish color palette.
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The Facebook logo now shines with new typography and an "empathetic color palette"—pink for Instagram, green for WhatsApp—that features more prominently across Zuckerberg's vast dominion.
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Not only did she keep it — after removing every trace of the old paint, of course — she also based the color palette of the room on it.
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Within five years, Mills had gone bankrupt and the property was sold, but not before they could bestow upon it their signature bizarre architecture and color palette.
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The lush event space seamlessly lent itself to the vibe the pair was going for — "like an enchanted forest" — with a color palette of greens and fall colors.
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"Creating different vignettes throughout the room in a cohesive color palette allows me to define the different spaces without having them feel separate from each other," Berk says.
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For proof, we've rounded up our favorite nail designs that lean heavy on the pink color palette, spanning from summery brights to classic rose and blush-toned neutrals.
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A look from Nasir Mazhar's Fall 2016collection Craig Green seemed to channel Luke Skywalker and Rey with a uniform of simple structures and a pale tonal color palette.
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The differences between scenes can be as subtle as a shift in color palette, or as obvious as the complete rearrangements a room undergoes from day to night.
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Whether it's staying within the same color palette or wearing similar clothing styles or fabrics, the family combinations are always a hit at events and in our photos.
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It's for those who want to control how those games look and sound, tweaking everything from the depth of the scanlines to the vibrancy of the color palette.
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BLACK is monochromatic—black and white—which isn't the absence of color per se, but is definitely in defiance of the color palette of most modern Western comics.
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During the production of On the Silver Globe, Jaroszewicz shot using a green filter, which lends the original release of the film its moody, washed out color palette.
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An LCD display would be fine, but it would have to emulate the Game Boy's 2-bit grayscale color palette, as well as the original's signature green tint.
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The resulting design included the pink-and-gray color palette with pops of white, gold and wooden accents, plus a lamb rocker and plenty of lamb stuffed animals.
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Her PG-rated world is often colorful and inventive, managing to feature a bleak alternate timeline without succumbing to the industry's artistically suffocating color palette: teal and gold.
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Since the mid-1990s, she said, orange has steadily grown more of a favorite, and every year, we have seen that it still stays in the color palette.
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This migrating obsession from color palette to theme to flowers to bridesmaid dresses to makeup to entrees (and on and on and on) kept me busy for months.
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In 2015, Maisie Williams wore a baby-pink gown, but four years later, she sported a a much edgier look complete with a new haircut and color palette.
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Kim is responsible for both mashing up Andy Warhol's Campbell's soup cans with Miyazaki characters, and a series in which he breaks down entire films by color palette.
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However, I do notice that the color palette I'm using in my work will unconsciously leak into my clothing choices — recently, a lot of black and muted tones.
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Similarly, Powell used period-appropriate styles for the costumes, but she largely restricted the color palette to black and white, with some silver and gold in the mix.
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The plaid pants, flower-power bucket hats and orange-and-avocado color palette are a glorious throwback to another era, another time of crisis in the White House.
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They include Kenji Mizoguchi's "Ugetsu" (showing on Saturday in 35 millimeter) and Masaki Kobayashi's multipart "Kwaidan" (on Sunday), noted for its elaborate color palette and wide-screen framing.
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Sony's Picture Processor X24 Ultimate works to upscale images and reduce on-screen noise, while Sony's Triluminos Display paints the screen with a vivid-yet-lifelike color palette.
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Their black, white and red color palette matched the collection — and, as a bonus, the cars ensured that everyone would arrive and be seated for dinner on time.
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Four of the suites are named for former First Ladies, and each comes with its own bold color palette of pink, turquoise, canary yellow, or burgundy and gold.
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" He already had the color palette for her opening scene set: "As soon as the empress has decided to descend to the world of the humans, day breaks.
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But the house had high ceilings and large windows, and the client preferred a light-gray color palette — not necessarily an ideal recipe for what might be homey.
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You can seamlessly add text, choose a custom color palette, and upload your own fonts, photos, logos and other types of overlays that can make your content pop.
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The video, despite its fast beat and bright color palette, is anything but light, and it points a critical finger at the restrictions women face in Saudi Arabia.
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They are checked to see if they withstand the heat of a Saudi Arabian summer, and take on the bright color palette that Lego bricks are famous for.
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"I really love the color palette of this collection – from the hues of blush and blue to the ochre and classic combinations of black and white," Gaines told People.
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There are mandates for how animated objects should simulate believable acceleration and deceleration, how to choose a color palette, and how responsive UIs should flex across different screen sizes.
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But Dr. Mario held his own on the handheld, providing a unique twist on our beloved Tetris that was still an addictive puzzler even with a limited color palette.
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" In the official press release announcing The New Calm color palette, Le Creuset revealed that the "thoughtful assortment" of shades was "inspired by current trends toward clarity and intentionality.
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Starting today (with Chrome version 69 and teased to users of Canary, the experimental version of Chrome), you'll start to see more rounded corners and a new color palette.
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"I drew on the color palette from Therese's world and the elegance of Carol's world in order to create the perfect environment for this iconic Hollywood event," Beckett said.
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That night, the actress unrang that particular Belle for the film's Monday premiere, going back to her preferred dark color palette and streamlined styles for the movie's big events.
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The color palette is her characteristic CMYK; soft pinks, purples, and blues tint each photograph of the objects (this palette is consistent across all six works in the show).
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Full of glitz, glimmer, and of course the requisite holiday color palette (greens, reds, blues, and golds), winter arrivals are a fun respite from our otherwise muted fall wardrobe.
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No, it's not the Google Assistant integration we've been waiting for, but an updated color palette that adds some lovely new hues (and cost) to the company's smart speaker.
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This treatment extends to drawings of a continental divide or a coastline in a limited color palette, leaving the cloudy white vellum to consume most of the surrounding landscape.
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Forever tainting the otherwise inoffensive gray-to-beige color palette, billionaire Mark Zuckerberg took to Facebook Live today to address his company's role in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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So, trust us when we say Prada's Cloudbust sneaker, which has graduated to a neon color palette from its more classic black and white options, is worth the coin.
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One of the Müenster-based artist's most attractive assets is his carefully selected color palette, and he considers his "everyday struggle" to be developing the right hues and chromas.
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The collection was a modern-day spin on styles of the old West, with a color palette of dusky reds and oranges that accented earth tones and textured plaid.
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The show's color palette and feel is relentlessly institutional as well: gray stone buildings, florescent light on cell bars, windows patched with tape behind which tired cops sit eternally.
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The animals are painted with colors that aren't really part of the color palette for toys today — they are the color of vegetables and Sesame Street in the 1980s.
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The Q Neely comes in three different color combinations, including the aforementioned rose gold and tan color palette, a lovely purple-red cabernet color, and silver and black leather.
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The YouTuber also used products from his makeup brand Lunar Beauty on the actress, including the Moon Spell Color Palette, which includes an eye shadow named after Brown's character.
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Metro Exodus does that, while Far Cry New Dawn simply distracts with a pastel color palette while saying there's nothing to be done, except to kill and enjoy it.
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She profiles numerous characters and explores the dynamics of how they function in their space, assigning all corners of her fictive metropolis their own chapter and particular color palette.
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The resulting sketch "breaks the rules of posters," Ms. Lippert said — with its tall, skinny shape, new pastel color palette and unusually high level of detail for the time.
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But the uniformity of the skin color palette also suggests a missed opportunity to explore why some bodies are more likely to benefit, physically and financially, from these innovations.
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Emilie Helmstedt has fast become one of the most anticipated shows on the schedule in Copenhagen, entrancing women far and wide with her whimsical motifs and joyous color palette.
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Just like Elsa&aposs outfit, a crucial part of establishing this particular setting was nailing its color palette, which they wanted to be in line with the first movie.
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I remember consciously distancing myself from his signature style, something that happened pretty organically, since I tend to be naturally drawn to quieter images and a softer color palette.
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If this monochrome chic seems directly at odds with the film's candy-colored color palette, that's only a further credit to the breadth of Heckerling's interests, tastes, and references.
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The opulent 363s are boiled down to an aerobics video color palette plastered over America's favorite passtimes—fast cars, outrageous hair styles, zombies, and defying the laws of physics.
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The collection, which re-imagined the trenchcoat and featured Burberry's traditional color palette of camel, red and black, was applauded by critics and buyers when it was shown in September.
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Kendall attended the launch of the Estée Edit by Estée Lauder on Tuesday afternoon in NYC, promoting the new limited edition color palette she made in collaboration with the brand.
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She's been sticking to a moody, dark color palette lately and channeled one of her favorite tops — you remember, this Tamara Mellon lace turtleneck blouse — in her 2016 Oscars gown.
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The art and mood are everything you'd expect from the characteristically artful developer, with a rich color palette of reds, blues, and browns and a beguiling tune haunting the trailer.
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She takes a bath in a hot cup of tea in the clouds and curls up into a vortex of white linens—all this, within a soft pastel color palette.
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"We are a company all about kids, creativity and color, so we strive to keep our color palette innovative and on-trend," Crayola CEO Smith Holland said in a statement.
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While the furnishings, color palette, and art are the same in both sections, there is a distinctly sleeker vibe in the Tower, whereas the original building feels far more historic.
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It turns out, this is almost the exact same dress she wore to last year's prom—same lace overlay, same color palette, and same mermaid skirt (which seems only fitting).
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Using an atypical color palette, the "mint" Robin looks like Googie architecture packed into a 5-inch rectangle or a 1950s smartphone sitting on the dashboard of a '57 Chevy.
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Between the classic rock soundtrack (Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song"), Froot Loops color palette, and quirky sense of humor, Thor: Ragnarok feels almost like a third Guardians of the Galaxy movie.
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World has an earthier, more naturalistic color palette than the kaleidoscopic 3DS games, and its new lighting engine looks particularly stunning in HDR if you have the TV to match.
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And here, in the overexposed color palette we now associate with brunching to stave off existential dread, is a show that beautifully, albeit painfully, balances the light and the dark.
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The movie is shot in a color palette so drab that it's almost jarring when Rachel walks under the bright lights of Grand Central Oyster Bar for her daily martinis.
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According to The Information, changes could include the addition of an app drawer, redesigned icons (they're all currently iPhone-like rounded squares), and a new, "very clean, fresh" color palette.
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From the print that looks like Beetlejuice's pants to the slightly sinister color palette, your guests will get into the scary spirit as soon as they see this decor item.
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It all looks great, anyway, particularly considering that her color palette consists largely of light greens and bright oranges, hues that standard printing inks can never reproduce with full vibrancy.
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A very easy way to make the color palette of your room cohere is to start by purchasing neutral-colored items and bring in only your favorite pieces of art.
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"We debated a lot what we wanted the color palette of the moon surface to be," he said, wandering over to a photo of a rover exploring a lunar valley.
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The new footwear collection features sensory-inclusive elements such as a calming color palette and features that focus on the senses of touch, sight and sound, the company announced Wednesday.
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The color palette, which moves from steely grays to deep reds to pale pinks, also suggests the Britain of World War One and the period between the two great wars.
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You'll get the same renovated feel with a sophisticated, soothing neutral color palette, and the sleek striped marble bathroom, a 65-inch TV, marble minibar, backlit vanities, and curated art.
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In iOS 9.3, a feature called Night Shift makes it easier to read your phone at night without keeping you awake by changing the color palette of your phone's display.
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With its silvery color palette, Metas II looks like a length of chain mail or an oversized version of those pin impression toys sold at natural history museum gift shops.
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LG also consulted with Pantone on a "natural vivid" color palette for the UX, and created an algorithm to crop or frame third-party app icons for a more uniform style.
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And A.P.C., with its slimming basics, smart cuts and neutral color palette, has long been part of the uniform for appealingly cool people who have to, you know, earn a buck.
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But this bizarre body-horror is offset by a cheery color palette, and all in all would still make a great wall ornament (for fans of the cat fail or otherwise).
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Kardashian accessorized the look with a pair of metallic sandals and thin hoop earrings, while pulling together the color palette with orange lipstick and nail polish that perfectly matched her mini.
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Outdoor Voices, the brand beloved for its muted color palette, leggings that are practical enough to wear long after your Pilates class ends, and general cool-girl vibe, rarely has sales.
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Paired with minimalist leggings and textured mittens, the idea is to keep the color palette and silhouette streamlined to allow one hero piece, like this awesome oversized puffer, to stand out.
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With singer Rufus Wainwright performing live, Kors sent models down the catwalk in designs that had strong shoulders and whittled waists in a color palette of tangerine, sand, navy and aquamarine.
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The color palette used by creative director Peter Dundas, who took over from the founding designer last year, was bright, varied but focused mainly on a range of blues and oranges.
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With good reason: It looks somewhat ham-fisted now, but it's a brilliant piece, full of twisted witchcraft themes and an electric color palette that's still eye-catching four decades later.
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This is pretty much it.. Although there are several "unique" districts, they are very difficult to tell apart from each other because the landscape never varies beyond the above color palette.
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But where Saturday fed into the early itches of athleisure, Broome Street feels like a more refined off-duty wardrobe: cuffed jeans, tailored blouses, and a much more restrained color palette.
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According to a backstage source, they were clad in thrifted clothing that was garment-dyed in shades of burgundy, brown, russet, and tan to match the Yeezy Season 3 color palette.
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With a can't-lose color palette (hey, navy and black) and abstract patterns, it's a far cry from the over-bedazzled garb with infantile prints plus shoppers know all too well.
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While the league once required players to match their teammates, athletes are now allowed to mix and match from their team's color palette and wear special colors for events and holidays.
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To help mark the occasion, shoemaker Vans just released a collection that features sensory-inclusive elements, such as a calming color palette and features that focus on touch, sight and sound.
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On the fall/winter 2018 runways, designers piled it on: Thom Browne stuck with a focused color palette while Gosha Rubchinskiy, in his collaboration with Burberry, went for more extreme clashing.
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The designers, Alan Buanne and Vanissa Antonious, take their cues from one of Mother Nature's greatest creations: The orchid, they say, informs both the organic shapes and well-balanced color palette.
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For a more child-friendly tale of holiday repentance (with a far wider color palette), consider revisiting this lavish Dr. Seuss adaptation, which stars Jim Carrey as the ornery green Grinch.
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Offered in a range of fun hues, including lime green, candy pink, and deep purple, its color palette was influenced by neon casino lights and poker chips among other gambling motifs.
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The hot pinks, cool blues and other colors from the vibrant Mexican color palette featured in the décor at Mi Vida restaurant in Washington, D.C. make their way into the restrooms.
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You get to choose from over 100,000 images from the graphics library, or of course, use your own, plus adjust the color palette, theme, fonts, and more all from one place.
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Cabello put her own spin on the Marie Antoinette-inspired look with a brighter color palette, new choreography, and a nod to herself with a "C" in the stained glass window.
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Among some attendees, there was even the critique that pink knitted "pussy hats" that became part of the march's unofficial uniform represented a color palette associated primarily with white women's anatomy.
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It's done so differently in graphic form — in a non-illustrated novel, you can't convey mood by a carefully drawn expression or color palette, or by Batman's looming silhouette against the night.
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Instead of a sharp black and khaki color palette, the sky blues and faded greens in collection 2 will allow for a greater audience that fits in more with Zara's general clientele.
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While the White and Silver models both have a new color palette, they both have lost the small front LCD status screen that could help you determine what mode you were in.
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Favoring a neutral color palette, boatneck silhouettes and simple accessories, Meghan's a loyal wearer of high-fashion designers like Carolina Herrera as well as contemporary brands like Mother Denim and Club Monaco.
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The production company, Filmation, didn't have the resources available to the era's major animation studios, so the characters' movements range from "stiff" to "nonexistent," while the color palette looks drab and blocky.
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I started at National Geographic, where I used chrome film, and since I moved to digital in 2006, I always try to keep that same kind of color palette and high contrast.
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Marrot's bright color palette, delicate illustrations, and eye for detail caught the attention of Jackie O and the British royal family, along with earning her the French Legion of Honor in 1952.
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The show has a beautiful color palette, a diverse cast of voice actors, and a rainbow of different bodies and sexualities and identities, each character more inherently, lovably human than the next.
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She began by selecting a springtime-inspired color palette — "fresh purple and pink high shimmer eye shadows" — which she applied wet to intensify the vibrant hues so they popped against the dress.
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The color palette is made up almost entirely of different shades of black, broken up by an occasional metallic glint: in one photograph, a knife has snuck in from the Kitchenware department.
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Between the bright, contrasting color palette—a nod to neo-pop—and surreal imagery like a lettuce bra, raw fish face mask, and superglued eyeball implants, this series makes a serious impact.
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On screen, Augusta National looks majestic because of the flora, the water hazards and the color palette, from bleach-white bunkers to fairways as deep a green as a Vietnamese rice paddy.
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Save up to 30% on bed and bath essentials at The Home Depot through April 3rd See Details A neutral color palette opens up even the smallest studio in a big way.
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The color palette reimagined the traditional political aesthetic of red, white and blue as a single bold red, cream in place of white, and two shades of blue, converging in the middle.
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The color palette oscillates between warm and cool tones, providing a prismatic range that, along with the soothing female voice in the background singing "la la la la," sets a dreamlike mood.
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The pianist Gilbert Kalish, who has long championed this music and will perform in both concerts, spoke in an interview about Mr. Crumb's expansion of the piano's color palette through novel techniques.
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The muted neutral color palette felt slightly sterile as opposed to cozy, and while everything was clean and tidy, it still felt like the cabinets and upholstered couch could use a refresh.
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Whether that's color palette or masculine versus feminine, and so I've been able to learn from that and pull from that and that's how I got the collection that I presented today.
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Accordingly, the beautifully made leather and suede coats throughout the collection had a utilitarian feel that was quietly amplified by a distinctly classic color palette of khaki, brown, beige, white and oxblood.
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With a black and white color palette (along with a few strategic strokes of red) and the ever-popular pixel art style, Zombie Night Terror has a memorable look and intriguing gameplay.
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"—FELIPE (@felipemnzp) December 22010, 210The user virtually fast-forwarded a couple of years to 2012, showing photos that illustrate Kardashian West&aposs color palette of choice beginning to appear slightly "toned-down.
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Book Paris Las Vegas starting from $55 per nightAs the name implies, rooms at Paris Las Vegas feel European-inspired, with a fashionable color palette, Versailles-inspired fixtures, and chic marble counters.
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And the color palette for the movie matched something much closer to Blade Runner than the extremely colorful Mushroom Kingdom — a jarring contrast for a series associated with bringing joy, not dread.
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This tactic, for example, falls in step with Markle and Prince Harry's decision to avoid pinks and blues for their nursery in favor of a more neutral color palette of greys and whites.
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Apply instant HDR effects with FotorScreenshot: GizmodoHDR, or High Dynamic Range, increases the color palette in your pictures and provides a better balance between the darkest and the lightest parts of a photo.
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But it quickly progressed: a wintergreen dress that sparkled under the harsh spotlighting, an oversized pink floral number in endless ruffles, and a lemon ballgown broke up the otherwise muted (expected) color palette.
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Mouret, whose dresses are worn by celebrities and royals, chose an overall fluid, loose silhouette for the collection, using a pastel color palette as well as some graphics and prints for the outfits.
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His passive discontent is conveyed through half-colored, half-finished backgrounds and the lazy yellow hue of the color palette, which evokes the drained feeling of being out in the sun too long.
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CGA Jam is of course a fascinating attempt to breathe some life into probably the most derided color palette in computing history, but it's clearly not built around the hardware of that era.
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Fila's signature red, blue and white color palette and Champion's embroidered "C" — both of which have been around for a century — have garnered attention as the demand for nostalgic, iconic designs rapidly rise.
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For spring, the American label is giving you an array of updated closet staples in a color palette of dusty pinks, washed whites, powder blues, indigo, with a few floral prints found throughout.
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While hunting for tools after switching from a Mac to Windows, I started to see Solarized Dark and its sibling Solarized Light, which uses the same 16-color palette, practically everywhere I looked.
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" Joanna recently celebrated her 41st birthday, when she was showered with love from the couple's five "sweet kids" — who surprised her with "fresh flowers, hot donuts, breakfast tacos and a pretty color palette.
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The device is really simple to use, with just a few buttons on top to control recording, brightness, and color palette, and it has a rugged, rubberized build resistant to shock and water.
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The interior designer chose to keep things in a neutral color palette, using white, cream and a touch of black to contrast with the room's blue walls, "a classic timeless style," she explains.
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I also love imagining Burger King workers holding individual chicken filets against its laminated color palette, determining which ones are OK for consumption and which aren't fit to be handed to a customer.
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Among the changes made to the game over that span is a new art style that gives Virginia a somewhat darker, more surreal feel, with dramatic shadows and a comparatively muted color palette.
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The first model of the Amiga had a number of major advantages over the initial iteration of the Mac, including its broad color palette, its impressive animation capabilities, and its ability to multitask.
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First up is the X-Wing Starfighter-inspired Ultraboost S&L, which features a color palette reminiscent of the ship&aposs gray and orange artillery, as well as glow-in-the-dark elements.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By reproducing a Kodachrome color palette, the Time cover makes us reimagine the cover as if it were an image from the era of Kodachrome's mass popularity.
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Go look at your Instagram, now: a carefully curated color palette of warm homeware shots, pictures of single cocktails you ordered at bars, a plate of brunch, a photo where you look cute.
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According to Us Weekly, the couple wrote their own vows for the ceremony, which featured a rose gold color palette, tons of Doubleday's favorite flowers, anemones, and — of course — a custom hashtag, #KaitlinDevinDay.
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These paintings, with their visceral color palette, from freckled, peachy beige to bright sanguine red, bring the body to the forefront of Hungarian painter Rita Ackermann's newest show for Hauser & Wirth, KLINE RAPE.
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It was ultra-pretty, but there was also an edge to its soft breeziness, and the supersaturated color palette hinted at the beginning of greater changes to come: "My metamorphosis," he says now.
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Her death is handled suggestively, and the book's color palette darkens as the story takes a beguiling turn in its last pages and veers into the territory of a traditional Chinese ghost story.
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"The color palette I work with is really intense," he said in a video produced by the George Eastman House, the photographic museum in Rochester that exhibited his work in 22008 and 280.
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Law had designed the shirt, which had to be in the same neon-yellow-and-black color palette as Tecau's Mizuno shirt, to capture Rojer's message about America in a positive, universal way.
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With its bleak futuristic setting, dark color palette (electricity in the Montauk of the future is being rationed), and disconnect from the world of the Solloways, it feels designed to stymie neat summaries.
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Even if you've never been to Scotland, you can probably still picture the color palette: rolling green hillsides, the weathered slate of Edinburgh Castle, a glacial blue sky and mirroring Loch Ness lake.
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Ms. Eyles selected the color palette to avoid competing with the views, which in some rooms are postcard-worthy overlooks of Little Wasatch Mountain and their street below, where black bears occasionally saunter.
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Mixing 1950s Disney and "The Triplets of Belleville," the stylized design and moody color palette are a welcome departure from current animation trends, and they add to the general ambience of surreal eccentricity.
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A Holocaust story set in France, focused on a Jewish girl in hiding, it's aesthetically lovely: Palacio's line is spare and elegant, accompanied by a graceful muted color palette (inked by Kevin Czap).
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Designers are becoming more visible and popular on engineering teams, figuring out everything from the visuals of color palette and fonts to the deeper interaction flows and user experience journeys that underlie products.
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The designer, who used a color palette of mainly sage, pink and brown, also offered leopard print and floral — the latter embroidered on jeans as well as printed on tops and chiffon dresses.
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And while Reed's color palette and interest in geometric abstraction reflect his academic training and the influence of European Modernists like Albers, he did not explore color only for the sake of color.
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The color palette might be a little drab and repetitive, but Rogue Dawn makes frequent jumps in settings from metallic research facilities to caverns crawling with unearthly life that keep the surprises coming.
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The French cookware brand advertised The New Calm color palette as especially fitting for those seeking "new beginnings and mindful simplicity," so it sounds like it couldn't have come at a more appropriate time.
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Once on, Night Mode switches the app to a darker color palette    that's similar to to what Tweetbot and a few other third-party Twitter clients have had for some time.
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A color palette that could hardly be more austere is paired in the blue paintings with themes of misery, pain, and poverty; slow art sales following a brief period of success exacerbated Picasso's depression.
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"That comes through in the overall color palette, but also via some of the more natural details like the fiddle leaf tree, woven window shades, the raffia texture of the dresser, etc," Battle explained.
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They created a base color palette that's loosely connected to Material Design, the company-wide design language, and added a slight outline around each emoji to ensure they stood out against different colored backgrounds.
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Book the Kimpton Alexis Hotel starting at $212 per night With its muted color palette, natural detail, and curated local art, Seattle's Kimpton Alexis Hotel beautifully invokes the approachable luxury of the Pacific Northwest.
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"We didn't really want to discard it and we actually use the color palette in her roller derby team," said Benach of how they used the red and black colors to honor Harley's legacy.
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Ahead, you'll find the latest in the retailer's take on menswear-inspired suiting and graffiti prints, alongside heavy duty outerwear, flouncy dresses, knits, and statement accessories, all in a notoriously muted fall color palette.
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The unisex white-and-gray striped shirt features Clinton's initials, HRC, in letterman-style block letters in a patriotic red, white, and blue color palette, along with "2016" on the bottom left-hand hem.
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Kerry Washington's character typically dresses in a more sedate color palette, so seeing her in this vibrant marigold was as surprising and fun as when we saw it for the first time on Obama.
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War visuals seeped into popular culture: in 19593 Casablanca premiered with a poster adopting the visual language of war propaganda posters, a color palette of red, yellow, and blue with bold lettering across it.
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In addition to including many of the features from its higher-priced models, Apple also made the iPhone XR available in the broadest color palette for iPhones since the iPhone 5C released in 2013.
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A fresh navy blue, white and pink color palette and a rope-trimmed mirror establish a nautical theme, while rattan furnishings and a slew of geometric motifs lend the outdoor room a boho vibe.
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Rendered in a muted color palette of mustard, olive, and navy, Everlane's new collection of puffer jackets, fleece pullovers, and streamlined parkas is going to be catnip for fans of the brand's understated aesthetic.
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That's a strategy that seems to be working, with the most recent film Thor: Ragnarok getting praise for its Flash Gordon-y sense of classic sci-fi adventure (and 80s comic-book color palette).
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The background color palette is mostly a muted set of beiges, browns and light blues, and Dad is pencil-drawn as a bulky goof with a thick waist and feet as tiny as hooves.
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All that said, Velazquez draws a great octopus, the intense primary color palette is wonderfully energized for a group read-aloud, and the story provides an invitation for families to create tall tales together.
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With a neutral color palette featuring light wood, leather and bungee cord accents, dark industrial fixtures, and wooden pegs lining the walls, the room felt like a stripped-down, no-frills version of glamping.
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And, apparently there was a 20% increase in interior images with a gray color palette since last year, which means the neutral tone is a top choice for everything from their bathroom to bedroom.
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His color palette changes from the browns and blacks of his Dutch period to brighter colors, and he begins using flatter planes, influenced by his contact with the Impressionist painters and with Japanese prints.
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Cuphead already uses filters and other tricks to create an old-timey cartoon feel, but it achieves a near-magical presentation when you combine those techniques with the proper color palette for the period.
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It now feels contemporary and refined, injected with a neutral color palette that reflects the earthy tones of the outdoors, complemented by custom-designed furniture, and natural materials to create an inviting, relaxed vibe.
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Balagan's multicultural menu was obvious inspiration for the sea-blue color palette, handmade tiles, mixed-ink fabrics, banquettes informed by traditional Moroccan furniture and gold Alexander Girard mirrors — all light and decidedly un-Parisian.
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In the lead up to Californium's release on February 17, only a few screenshots and short walkthroughs offered clues as to what to expect: a groovy '60s color palette; interdimensional travel; some drug called Crystal8.
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Throughout the five hours of online learning content, you'll gain critical knowledge about how to make a memorable logo, ranging from the right typography choices to selecting a color palette that suits your brand messaging.
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When it ended, the then–15-year-old queued up more PragerU videos about Israel, all of them five minutes, all presented with conscision and sobriety by experts, all in the same muted color palette.
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The wind also seems to have blown away any unnecessary visual fussiness in Portis's charming illustration style, which depicts just the right amount of detail and drama with its bold lines and limited color palette.
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This year the collaboration between The Dreslyn and Land of Women is done completely in an all-white color palette, exclusively featuring one-piece styles, as well as a linen cover-up, robe and pants.
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The entire line, which is already available for purchase at New York & Company&aposs website, was inspired by '70s style and features a muted color palette, wide leg pants, flared skirts and form-fitting silhouettes.
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Slidebean wants to get rid of all that extra work by letting you choose a color palette and font up-front, as well as a design template, and then simply inputting information slide by slide.
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"Building the color palette is classic microbiology: isolating the strains and figuring out what they grow on well," said Ross MCBee, Ph.D candidate in biological sciences at the Virginia Cornish Lab and Harris Wang Labs.
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And here, just really quickly, you are able to explore color palette, silhouettes, size relationships, primitive shapes, what their characters and vehicles look like [and] how they might form up, just through this quick study.
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The major drawbacks to the technology are low refresh rates and a monochrome color palette, but neither really come into play with a simple activity tracker like the Go. The screen doesn't have touch functionality.
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The social media platform is rolling out a new version of Dark Mode, the color palette for its interface designed to relieve your eye strain by replacing the bright white background with a darkened one.
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Razer is also opening up its Chroma 16.8 million-color palette — the colorful flashes that Razer builds into its computers and peripherals that respond to gameplay — so that it can be used by third parties.
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The color palette of the series, shot by Heimo Ritzinger, changes in the "Deluth" chapters, dulling its bright yellows for icy blues, but the tone of the series remains brilliantly consistent all the way through.
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Among the movie's strengths are its glaring yet muted color palette, which thrums with pale shades of yellow and blue—a callback to the low-fi Technicolor of vintage horror flicks like Black Narcissus (1947).
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The film's earnest script is complimented by a dreamy pastel color palette, an aching score from Nicholas Britell, and an outstanding cast from top to bottom (including an Academy Award-winning performance from Mahershala Ali).
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The sepia-and-umber color palette suggests warmth and reassurance, but in her delivery Ms. Jones preserves a subtle tension between generosity and guardedness — balancing what once might have been against what still lies ahead.
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Erogenous zones were a slice of stomach, a glimpse of back (in a tuxedo suit dress, cut out from behind), and a flash of leg; the color palette was navy and black and baby blue.
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Keeping a sharp eye on color palette and character personality, illustrator and designer Michael Anthony has an eye for the contemporary and haute couture in his reimaginings of nearly all of Disney canon of princesses.
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In another business development, also revealed to TechCrunch today, GoEuro has unveiled a new look for its brand, outing a redesigned logo and a color palette chosen to project calm reassurance to combat travel stress.
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Parisi's graphics are rendered in a shadowy color palette of bluish purple, red, green, and bright yellow, drawing from the aesthetics of noir comics to evoke the Gotham-like energy of grimy crime-ridden NYC.
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Another trend on the rise is for bridesmaids to be able to choose their own dress in a specific color palette, meaning they can choose just how much they want to spend on the dress.
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Shifting his color palette for each setting of Muddy's life, Turk captures the legendary musician's proud originality with his own dazzling virtuosity on the page, incorporating materials including old newspaper clippings, printer's ink and paint.
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The venture capital-backed site (Lantern has so far raised $890,244 in funding) offers checklists for every aspect of death, all delivered in a soothing seafoam green color palette and with dozens of conceptual illustrations.
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This image, above, from Hayao Miyazaki's 1988 feature, "My Neighbor Totoro," reflects many of the qualities that the studio's fans have come to love: inventive creatures, a rich color palette and a sense of adventure.
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But she builds her beats well, and the cinematography is striking: Taking cues from the photographs in question, she uses a muted color palette to hint at the desaturation of those black-and-white images.
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The pages also have a cleaner, more modern design, with pops of color from an expanded color palette, a new set of simply designed icons, rounded "add to cart" buttons, new fonts, and many other changes.
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In this way, illustrators could work almost exclusively from the secondary iPad display and keyboard, with the Touch Bar along the bottom of the iPad providing quick access to the color palette and brushes, for example.
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As noted by the Chinese-language version of Engadget, Xiaomi is introducing its own augmented reality-crafted avatars that borrow heavily from the art style used for Memoji, down to the facial expressions and color palette.
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You can always tell a Wes Anderson movie is a Wes Anderson movie — the color palette, the vintage-inspired set design, and the overall quirkiness have made the director's films some of the most easily recognizable.
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Its influence can be most obviously seen in the film's style and color palette, and in the way the story of La La Land is broken up into four seasons, just like The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
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There's Raul of Brazil, Yong Bao of China, Ashima of India and Carlos of Mexico, each with a distinctive decor and color palette, as well as attributes intended to reflect the values of the represented nations.
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The idea being that if it can prove that HDR, surround sound, or a certain color palette, will elicit an emotional response, then the creative content makers are more likely to want to use Dolby tools.
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The one-of-a-kind graphics engine, which uses dithering to stretch a 1-bit color palette into a wide array of colors, was developed by legendary game developer Ken Silverman (he co-developed Duke Nukem).
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There was no reason to go overboard with the megapixels as every photo snapped is reduced to just 240 x 144-pixels in size, and then downgraded to a 1-bit color palette—black and white.
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While these may look just like the last few iterations of the sneaker we've already seen, this time simply in a gray color palette, it's rumored they'll also feature a new glow-in-the-dark sole.
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And, while we may be accustomed to a pastel-like color palette for culture's current Hello Kitty revamp, Shiel wanted to evoke the primary hues of the character's past, sticking mostly to reds, yellows, and blues.
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"If you had a color palette, you would end up with a phone that looked pleasant and was not addictively rewarding, that had some intentionality, but of course nobody wants you to do that," he said.
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There was a nod to the severity of Givenchy's past in the cut of the jackets and the color palette, but it was recast in Ms. Keller's vernacular: modernism balanced with heritage on a knife edge.
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Hunters' scenes of implausible revenge seem teleported in from an unbelievable fever dream of over-the-top Nazi sadism and Jewish heroics — and thanks to the overly saturated color palette, they often look that way, too.
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The film&aposs earnest script is complemented by a dreamy pastel color palette, an aching score from Nicholas Britell, and an outstanding cast from top to bottom, including an Academy Award-winning performance from Mahershala Ali.
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Though the environments use a more varied color palette than Limbo, Playdead's critically acclaimed 2010 downloadable platformer, there are definitely some familiar elements, like the lack of natural light and the amnesiac boy with glowing eyes.
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The original sheer, plunging jungle-print frock birthed Google Images back in 2000, and in honor of the 20th anniversary, the team at Versace revived the resort-inspired pattern in its original, tropical green color palette.
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The Five Two wool ball set is made of 100% nontoxic, hypoallergenic, and fair-trade certified New Zealand wool, and comes in the same aforementioned Five Two color palette instead of just an unbleached wool color.
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"Back in 2010 we introduced the second generation of wood-plastic composite and we satisfied the needs of the consumer: no fade, very little scratch and a color palette that the consumers really appreciate," Cline said.
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The color palette leans heavily on greens, ranging from muddy to emerald — I suspect partly because green is the color of the sea and partly because it's the combination of two primary colors, yellow and blue.
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The interface is also easier on your eyes and helps save power thanks to a darker color palette throughout the entire UI. Previous versions of Android Wear had brighter design, with in-your-face white in places.
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And if you like to tinker around with your phone, whether it's installing a new launcher, changing out the icons on your apps, or switching the color palette in your settings menu, you can do that too.
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Not only are the scents floral and utterly delicious (and not in the sugary way of her last line, Sweet Inspirations), but the bottles also come packaged in the kind of color palette any millennial would appreciate.
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As Android Police notes, the options are more limited than the wide color palette you'd get using a dedicated app from companies like Philips or LIFX: you can pick between 42 different colors with the Home app.
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This season's designs, the Gradient Square and Color Palette, are only going be offered for a limited time — more specifically, until the end of May, at which point we'll have a new season of wares to share.
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She took part in the sketching process and design details such as the leather that would be used, the hardware, and the color palette, which is "neutral mist grey with pale pink trim," black, white and burgundy.
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Without the ample color palette of a studio orchestra to draw on, or the repository of stock effects like heroic horn calls and comically plangent oboes, Mr. Porat created a sophisticated and streamlined score in this performance.
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But it's not just the fashion world that's pulled inspiration from the simplified shapes and primary color palette: The style can be seen in the work of some of the beauty industry's most talented makeup artists, too.
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A founding member of the Venezuelan activist group Dismantling the Simulation (along with Acosta), her practice explores digital objects using a mostly pastel color palette, but that doesn't mean she shies away from the critical and political.
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That means a fresh new color palette and a design in line with Google's Material Design scheme, but also — and more importantly — a responsive layout that smartly adjusts your calendar to the size of your browser window.
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The bodysuit in question was custom made by Charbel Zoe Couture (a design house championed by Jennifer Lopez), and features a bejeweled halter neckline with cutouts around the shoulders all done in a Thanksgiving-themed color palette.
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"We see this as a way to refresh our look while remaining true to the brand's roots by using the vibrant color palette of the mid '60s when we were founded," a spokeswoman from Subway told CNBC.
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The air is stifling, spring's perennials are dead and drooping on the sidewalk, and the streets are hot enough to fry an egg — and summer's hot new look is bringing us a whole new color palette, too.
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" West tells Creators, "In this way, I sought to challenge the viewer's perception of sexuality through the use of a visually intense color palette, to both literally and figuratively see gender and sex in a 'new light.
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The warmth of the color palette and her optimistic expression encourage young readers through a mysterious adventure to an alternate universe of light-filled passages, Escher-like stair climbing, and a contemplation of the explorer's dual self.
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The color palette of the comedy was so suffused that many times, when watching it on my laptop, I was moved to turn up my screen brightness only to find that it was already at maximum level.
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But, since trying to keep up with every single rise and fall of hemlines or seasonal color palette is enough to make anyone go insane, it's helpful to approach trends in a pick-your-own-adventure way.
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For inspiration, we looked to a brand that's rife with such staples, PAIGE, and pieced together five spring looks that rely on texture, one-second styling tricks, and fun accents to amp up the minimal color palette.
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The interior has the color palette of a David Lynch project — raspberry-sherbet barstools and ice-blue walls — and like a Lynch set, its time period is hard to place, although it most strongly suggests the 1960s.
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At Dior's autumn/winter 2017/2018 fashion show held at the Paris' Musee Rodin, models strutted down the catwalk in a color palette of different shades of blue — navy, midnight, denim — as well as black and white.
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"We needed to communicate that Alexandria was not of the establishment, she was running against the establishment with new ideas and a fresh perspective, so a fresh color palette went hand-in-hand with that," he said.
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Going to cake tastings, finding the perfect dress, picking out a color palette, choosing your first dance song… Even the simplest wedding requires a lot of planning, so it makes sense to enlist the help of a professional.
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I sent Marie-Yan some sea urchin photos and a color palette, and then I would ask her, how can we make this into a cone that is safe for a dog to wear and looks like this?
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Note the the symmetry on Jenna's butterfly mask and a true-to-life color palette employed (his drawn-on facial hair is done in black, while her butterfly motif is made in shades of purple, black, and, white).
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For starters, the former fashion-business and marketing student, as well as one-time, self-professed preppy Catholic schoolgirl, swapped in her too-many-trends-at-once attitude for a new, edgy look and a minimalist color palette.
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Shot in a vérité style that is both dream-like and hard-hitting in its commentary about faith and addiction, the film often relies upon low angle hero shots bathed in a somber blue-brown-green color palette.
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Like Moonlight and Jenkins's first feature, Medicine for Melancholy, If Beale Street Could Talk has a distinct color palette — this time of warm, earth tones rich in green, red, yellow, and brown — and an intimate style of filming.
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Their account's cohesive color palette and glimmering products became the foundation of "Cool Girl Makeup," developing a cult following of people who want to wear a natural face and dedicate as little time as possible to achieve it.
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The same goes for Christine and Project Ariana, a prototype projector that extended the color palette of whatever was on the display across the entirety of a wall as a kind of showcase for its Chroma lighting technology.
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My process involved developing a concept or overarching theme, a color palette for linens, flowers and table décor that would carry out the First Lady's vision of making it a warm and welcoming place for all of her guests.
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With immense retail appeal, Maxwell offered a conservative yet powerful display of contemporary evening-wear in a black-and-white color palette, leaving room for some experimentation, in pinks and lime greens, and a poignant message: Life is precious.
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The couple did not reveal the sex of their baby — even sticking to a neutral color palette for the nursery — leading up to it birth, but many speculated that the two were raising the child to be gender fluid.
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Patterned shirts are now within code, too, but nothing too busy; only "small stripes, tone-on-tone plaids, and tight patterns" that have a base hue that's within the aforementioned color palette will fly, as this employee lookbook details.
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Anchored in patterns and decor that pay homage to the town's nautical history, the dreamy space is infused with coastal charm thanks to an energetic color palette of turquoise, persimmon and chartreuse repeated throughout this quaint 17-room gem.
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It's the first sequel to the NES debut, so you'd think it would get more attention, but it released in 1991 for the original Game Boy, meaning it only had that grey-and-black color palette to work with.
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Pick the image with the superior color palette as the source and your dreary photo comes to life—the results can be a bit hit and miss but it's a fun way of getting your pictures looking more appealing.
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The cars sported bright neon paint jobs that would have fit right in with the spastic color palette of the '90s, but the futuristic body work was a sign of our obsession with the dawn of a new millennium.
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The pleasing harmony of structural elements, supporting elements, their positioning, their dimensions, their alignment, their hierarchy, their context and their color palette, all have long been the distinction of the skilled designer who brings the human intangible of aesthetic.
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If the title wasn't enough of a clue, the photo certainly is: the episode seems to be channelling the outer space hijinks of classic Star Trek, from the color palette to the retro hairstyles to the wildly impractical costumes.
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The authenticity of the work became a topic of discussion among experts after an article in an international art publication in 1970 said the color palette and use of a pallet knife differed too much from other self-portraits.
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A pioneer for a new age in power dressing, she has long made a point of defying received wisdom that women should simply imitate the suit-centered uniforms of male leaders — though tweaked with a slightly brighter color palette.
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The interiors have received a makeover — with a lighter, brighter color palette — but, luckily, some things remain untouched, like the glass and stone sculptures by the Puerto Rican artists Carlos Mercado and Rosa Ortiz that appear throughout the property.
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Inspired by David Lynch films (a common reference for the designer), the collection began in a quiet neutral color palette and then exploded into a riot of color, from safety orange and neon pink to lavender, plum and mint.
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The former has a 1920s Art Deco zip to its lines; the latter—along with a color palette of robin's-egg blue, white, and dull silver—feels decidedly 50s, with an echo of a Studio 123-era '70s aesthetic.
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As part of her holiday makeover, Henderson chose a black and white base color palette to compliment her reds and greens, so she hung black and white plaid stockings from the mantle to pull together the colors of the space.
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Later that month, Christian Louboutin released a line of pointy-toe flats in an extended nude color palette, following a heel line in the same shades in 2015 (and the stunning ballerina campaign photos, seen above, were a nice bonus).
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Their romantic backyard nuptials are featured online in Martha Stewart Weddings, with Molzahn, 34, sharing all the adorable details, from the color palette (terra cotta, citron, grays, and blush pink) to the cake (gluten-free chocolate with salted-caramel frosting).
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Cinematic domestic scenes, contemplative characters, and a soothing color palette help evoke a sense of nostalgia, an element that certainly relates to the artist's personal investment in the project as his ancestors lived near Kazimierz around the time period portrayed.
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It lists two games, Fidget Spinner - Finger Hand Spin Simulator and Fidget Spinner - Hand Spin Simulator; if you're having trouble telling them apart, the former uses a red-and-gray color palette while the latter is primarily blue and gray.
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We're still a month out from Wonder Woman's premiere, but the trailers have also shown that DC has expanded its color palette somewhat for the new movie, using some brighter and sunnier shades alongside its standard blue-and-gray color scheme.
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Well, the recent announcement that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science has added 683 new voting members, nearly half minorities, means that the color palette in Hollywood movies, and the subjects they take on, may be expanded accordingly.
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It's a far cry from Argento's blood-soaked, operatic approach — Guadagnino's film is dour and filled with browns and dark greens, a sharp contrast to Argento's often garish color palette — and the difference in approach manifests in the score as well.
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The short film, part of Refinery29's Shatterbox Anthology, was inspired by one of her own paintings, and filmmakers used a technique called style transfer that uses machine learning to transfer the technique and color palette from one image to another.
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The dialogue can get pretty clunky, and the show seems determined to echo its moral murkiness with a drab color palette that looks particularly disappointing when you compare it to the bright uniforms and lens flares of the current Trek movies.
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In addition to the inspired new color palette, the silhouettes seem to have gotten a fresh update as well, with recent slip-on leather options and a moccasin-meets-sneaker style that comes in an of-the-moment pale pink.
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Featuring an airy open floor plan, neutral color palette, vaulted ceiling with wooden beams, French doors and large windows, the property's future owners will surely be delighted with the breakfast nook, concrete fireplace, open shelving displays and brass hardware accents.
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The magical floating feather hats that moved through the air like so many jellyfish in the ocean and the expansive color palette both made us think of Flemish Renaissance paintings and artists like Jan Van Eyck — and also Dr. Seuss.
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This indiscretion also comes hot on the heels of a questionable line of clothing Zara produced called the "Streetwise Collection," which happens to bear a striking resemblance to the Yeezy line with it's boxy shapes, frayed hems, and taupe color palette.
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With a focus on Vans' classic checkerboard print, the Vans x Lazy Oaf collection brings with it flashbacks of our middle school aesthetic — Avril Lavigne-circa-2004-approved punk, throwback Vans prints, and a black, white, and pink color palette.
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HDR TVs will likely be one of the big trends at this year's CES, as companies tout their support for this new tech that expands TV's contrast ratio and color palette to offer more realistic images than what's available today.
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They're perfectly constructed and come in an eye-catching color palette, almost to the point where I wish I could just return the wrap dresses and smocked tops I've bought over the past few months and exchange them for these.
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The home's master suite takes up the entire second floor, and features a neutral color palette and sliding glass doors opening up to impressive ocean views that can be seen from the wrap-around terrace that covers the entire suite.
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Done in cartoonish Day of the Dead style, the image is one of the many homages to Mexico, along with the pink-green-blue-yellow color palette and selection of tacos (from beef tongue to pork belly) on the menu.
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Each star system has its own skybox, and different regions of space are somewhat color-coded; it's not unlike how in Skyrim, the color palette shifts from autumnal oranges in the south, to cold blues and whites in the north.
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Then at the InStyle party, the star stayed true to the black-and-white color palette, but this time, wore a strapless sequin column with vertical black and white stripes, a black-and-white box clutch and a thick black choker.
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Chiuri's now-signature dress silhouette — the corseted, square-necked, A-line gown, preferred by Bella Hadid — was reissued in a neutral color palette to fit in with the theme, styled with skinny leather belts and chunky boots, or under fringed ponchos.
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Though he is widely commended for his application of surrealist principles to his paintings of the 1920s and '30s, his paintings are most compelling for the ability of his color palette to take on a fortitude that his composition lacks.
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Then there's the ZenFone 4's clunky skin for Android Nougat (last year's build of Android), which with its huge icons, pastel color palette and massive text looks like it was made for children or octogenarians—I can't figure out which.
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It's a fittingly affecting visual accompaniment to one of the album's more subtle highlights, and its color palette of blues, greens and purples will have you feeling like you're floating away on a wave, but like, in a good way.
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The series of moments in this white space are all shot with an intentionally dull color palette, as if to imply that she lost a part of herself in her refusal to disrupt that whole single-toned world of hers.
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Mirroring the unfussy style and natural color palette that has made Parachute so popular with design bloggers, and taking inspiration from Kaye's two favorite places — the beach and the desert — her home is filled with gorgeous details that will inspire you.
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So the "explainers" are, in a sense, right: The most common Sottsass experience one is likely to have is of his vision, his color palette, his love of squiggles and zigzags, and his confident indifference to notions of good taste.
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Further, the emergence of tennis coincided with the birth of the modern spectator, and the unique clay-court color palette became a draw not just for players but for people who simply wanted to sit courtside and watch a match.
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This month, SFMoMA will dedicate its third-floor gallery to her meticulously rendered illustrations and splashy supergraphics — which helped to popularize Helvetica across the U.S. Solomon's typeface-oriented designs are directional, architectural and often adhere to a primary color palette.
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Much like the Abu Ghraib series, Heyman's woodcut portraits feature the figure surrounded by swirling text, transcribed from their oral histories, while Ganje's letterpress printed broadsheets include more interview excerpts, riffing off Heyman's color palette in different typefaces, sizes, and orientations.
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And what this thing does is it basically, you make like an initial color palette and it kind of learns from that and then you draw literally like four or five quick lines, and it generates this beautiful image of a scene.
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The collection features men's, women's, and unisex apparel including graphic t-shirts, hoodies, hats, overalls, intimates, and various accessories, all of which reflect Mija's low-key personality, and most of which come in the industry-mandated color palette of black and white.
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Photo: Glenda AdamsDespite being limited to a black and white color palette, the original version of Mac OS is still a beautiful example of user interface design, thanks in part to Susan Kare's work on the operating system's simple yet expressive icons.
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Windows 95's limited color palette and pixelated fonts, coupled with the minimal processing power of desktop PCs 20 years ago, would have resulted in a disappointing selection of filters as well as a feed limited to animated GIFs and low-res clipart.
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Withings Activité Pop | Activity and Sleep Tracking WatchFrom amazonAlthough the Pop is the best value, you can spend $20 more and spring for the Activité Steel, which is the same watch with a polished metal frame and a more neutral color palette.
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The Spot Mickey watch, a sport band that uses Mickey's famous red, black, and yellow color palette, is only being issued at 1,999 pieces while the Mirror Spot Mickey watch, which plays heavily on the spot design, is being issued at 19,999 pieces.
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Be Inspired PR and Victoria Holland of Victoria Ann Events (partnered with Collective Rentals) worked with a color palette featuring shades of blue, pops of yellow and hints of ivory throughout, along with bright florals from Coco Rose Design to warm the vibe.
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" The collection is reasonably priced, with items ranging from $45 to $200, and boasts a bold color palette including bright magentas and yellows, which Hunter says he selected over more traditional grays and blacks because, "I want the women to be happy.
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From the opening scene onward Riverdale depicts its own spin on the genre tapping into some of its more recognizable attributes — lit candelabras, nightmares, a heavy use of blood red in the color palette, characters lurking in shadows, and a creepy mansion.
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Ivanka Trump the brand doesn't design or manufacture its products but it does come up with the overarching design concepts, like color palette, prints and texture, and then works with the contractors to guide designs that fit with the working woman brand.
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And apparently McAdams got the citrus color palette memo, as she arrived in a sherbet orange mini with floral-embroidered lining and an accent bowtie, which she accessorized with a pair of nude pointy-toe pumps and a few dazzling diamond rings.
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If you were expecting to see a simple plastic stick like the ones we use today (albeit maybe in a more '80s color palette — avocado green, perhaps?), you may be surprised to know that at-home pregnancy tests are a surprisingly recent invention.
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The proud Texan, who has dressed U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, Uma Thurman and Gwyneth Paltrow, broke out from his signature black and ivory composition, shifting to a diverse color palette of red and fuchsia, pale pink, mint, emerald green and orange.
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For spring/summer 2017, a collection that includes more bag and shoe silhouettes than before (and three new materials), but a more edited color palette, they sought a minimal background, transforming the performance space Cedar Lake into a museum and coordinating gift shop.
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The conditions were simple: animations had to use the provided four-color palette; the animated glyph had to be complete at frame 25 (one second long); it had to be 500 by 600 pixels; and no third-party plugins or extensions were allowed.
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Likewise, an interactive presentation connected to a decorative limestone sculpture from an Assyrian palace is activated by an AR layer that restores the original colors of the piece, reverting the flat, gray appearance to its original and far more vibrant color palette.
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An earthy color palette in guest rooms and the decorative use of vintage garden tools and nature-inspired engravings in common areas, on loan from the Domaine's conservatory, create a design scheme that is at once contemporary and in harmony with its surroundings.
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And then we just riffed on it, the whole idea of her real life having a very drab, very neutral, beige, gray color palette, and then of course, she leaps into a rom-com and everything is jewel tones and luscious and beautiful.
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If a dog ate a box of neon crayons and puked on a casino hotel hallway carpet, you'd have the color palette "But you can just eat around the yucky parts!" seems to be the sentiment of those who've sampled it already.
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"As we're pulling the schemes together for different rooms, we look for fabrics that might amplify or accentuate the overall color palette, or further develop the mood we're trying to evoke, and we hold onto those for later," to use on pillows.
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In Hong Kong, photographers and artists have also embraced the medium's constraints (square format, white frame, no zoom) and possibilities (time-sensitive texture, saturated color palette, quality of a photo-object), either for experimentation or as an art form on its own.
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Thankfully, not all the excitement about the next version of Android is gone, because alongside upcoming features like a system-wide dark mode and focus mode, Google is also updating Android's look with a new, more modern logo and updated color palette.
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According to a press release from the brand, the set was "inspired by an underground urban landscape," featuring a giant industrial fan, and floodlights that lined the runway, in stark contrast to the neon color palette and 90s-inspired looks that comprise the collection.
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Trump chose Clinton china services to coordinate with the dinner's cream and gold color scheme, and Bush china with a green color palette to "compliment the spring garden and white flowers that will be featured in the State Dining Room," according to the release. Mrs.
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But for Legere (it's pronounced "ledger"), wearing T-Mobile's distinctive color palette is all part of a serious business strategy he introduced when he joined as CEO back in 21998 — and a way to stand out from much larger competitors AT&T and Verizon.
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The collection was a rehashing of what he mastered at another label — skin-tight going-out dresses, a helping of leather and sequins, an almost exclusive black color palette — and it took nearly a month for the first look to appear on the red carpet.
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There's lots of classical-sounding strings and a muted color palette, along with some tense moments, blood and what looks like it might be a holding cell for human test subjects, so expect plenty of creepy twists and turns in this thriller of a series.
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"You have this group of artists — including Braque and Matisse — who, during that short period, paint these unbelievably groundbreaking, radical pictures," said Simon Shaw, Sotheby's co-head, Impressionist and Modern Art Worldwide, "breaking up the brush stroke and using this nonnaturalistic, vibrant color palette."
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Listen below or cruise through to a recent live performances of the song at London's Kew Gardens and see how this track marks a coalescence between club-friendly Foals, 80s guitar groups like Talking Heads and Talk Talk and a hallucinogenic, mind-expanding color palette.
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With a vibrant color palette, Alice Through the Looking Glass tries to be more fun than its predecessor — but when time travel and a bizarre nod to the sexist medical practices of Victorian England are introduced, everything goes back to being a big ol' bummer.
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Its muted, largely naturalistic color palette is a contrast from the highly saturated and lush tones of the last Weerasethakul picture to play in the United States, "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," which won the Cannes Film Festival's Palme d'Or in 2010.
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It's such a simple concept — round up every single design and allow visitors to filter by attributes like political party, color palette, typography, gender, and state — but it highlights how a candidate's branding shapes our impressions of them, in ways alternately subtle and obvious.
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"We know this group is all about self-expression, which is why our spring 2019 collection features a bright, bold color palette, positive messaging, oversized logos and trend-right platform silhouettes," explained Michelle Poole, senior vice president and chief product and merchandising officer of Crocs.
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There was nothing overtly explicit at Foxy Production's booth, yet, standing next to Petra Cortright's resin sculpture, with Sascha Braunig's bulbous but delicate abstract paintings working off the same juicy color palette, it was hard to see a giant berry and not a yonic oraphase.
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Its movement system and creative combat options, combined with its bright color palette, anoint it as an unlikely child of Jet Set Radio, while its engine and creative energy became the bedrock for Insomniac's later take on acrobatic open-world action in Spider-Man.
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This time, it was the perfect furniture she couldn't find, so she created a collection of lush velvet lounge chairs, sofas, daybeds and poufs — inspired by classical Parisian interiors, '60s and '70s design and the color palette she'd noticed on the recent fashion runways.
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The décor employs an earthy color palette and sizable dining room, including a row of seats at the kitchen's marble countertop, which put diners in eyeshot of Nicolau Pla Gomez, the Catalan chef (and an alumnus of the beloved restaurant Frenchie), and his team.
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What does it feel like be making a game with this bright color palette that suggests a sort of optimistic view of the universe,—or maybe you think it doesn't—in a different psychological and emotional moment in the world now than when development began.
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Surrounded by a color palette featuring shades of blue, pops of yellow and hints of ivory throughout, guests got to enjoy a full bar with signature drink options like the "Mama-Jito" and "Not-So-Old-Fashioned" — playful takes on Hill and Simon's favorite spirit-laden sippers.
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Instagram has updated its iPhone app to take advantage of native dark mode support in iOS 13, and it makes scrolling through your feed and tapping through Stories much easier on the eyes if you're not a fan of Instagram's popping color palette and bright white borders.
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The chips can be large or small, sparse or crowded, in any color palette, allowing anyone to put their spin on it — though many of the available products come in the pleasing, well-trodden shades of blush pink, mustard yellow, and navy that spell millennial consumerism.
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Mowry-Hardrict, 39, explains that she started with a fairly neutral color palette for the room without too much initial decor because she wants to give her daughter's personality time to customize it over the years and "want[s] the baby to feel comfortable" in her nursery.
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Several other works depend on a more traditionally "pop" color palette, such as "Equilibrium," which is framed by a "caution"-style yellow and black field of stripes, or "Partners," which sweetly joins two panels that have the same dimensions, arranged perpendicularly, and stitched together with black yarn.
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Loud up top, quiet on the bottom, and silky all-over, coordination doesn't need to mean the same color palette, or even the same pattern: A quirky unconventional shape is enough to tie two kind-of similar pieces (in this case: long-sleeved pastel, floral tops) together.
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After seven seasons of gorgeously styled credits that encapsulated the game-like nature of the show's plot, the first episode of Season 8 "Winterfell" swapped out the gold color palette and globetrotting locations for a new opening credit sequence that hammers home the final season's wintery world.
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From fantastic tailoring that made slouchy two-pieces over a plain white T-shirt the contemporary power suit to her unmistakable color palette (the camels and ivories, the navies, but also that brilliant poppy red she often returned to), Philo's aesthetic was significant without having to shout.
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Williams' 80 guests — including sister Lauren and her RHOA costars Kenya Moore and Cynthia Bailey — wore white for the elegant event, entering the transformed space that featured ice sculptures, white flowers from Akeem Clayton, delicate linen napkins and more among a white-and-rose-gold color palette.
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We discussed the color palette of My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies, and he showed me some examples of what he wanted to do, which was helpful when his son Jake ended up coloring almost the entire book anyway, and then became our new regular colorist.
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When: Friday, December 30–Wednesday, January 4 Where: The Cinefamily (611 North Fairfax Avenue, Fairfax District, Los Angeles) With its saturated color palette, occult eroticism, and loving attention to retro wardrobe and sets, The Love Witch is an homage to classic Eurosleaze cinema of the '333s.
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The hockey team's original colors were red, white, and blue, and their logo spelled out their name with six stars above it and a hockey stick representing the letter T. In 1995, the Capitals introduced a bald eagle logo with a blue, black, and bronze color palette.
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This is Jessica Love's debut picture book, and every choice she makes — the spare text, a color palette both muted and lively, full-bleed pages that make even subway cars and apartment rooms feel as expansive as the ocean — imbues the story with charm, tenderness and humor.
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Meanwhile, Dodger Stadium — perched on a hill at the confluence of two major freeways and with a sublime view of Elysian Park and the San Gabriel Mountains — is a paean to midcentury modernity with its symmetry, soothing color palette and an enormous, laborious-to-navigate parking lot.
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You might know it as the lingerie-bridge between home and outside, but the bralette is so much more than a one-hit wonder — especially PINK's versions, which come in an on-trend color palette, with customizable features like adjustable shoulder and back straps and removable padding.
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Her work is at once firmly stylized and achingly beautiful (the color palette alone is wonderful); it's also lifelike and filled with poignant performances from each character in the story, from Freddy—the nervous "me" of the title—to Laura herself and the rest of the cast.
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The custom keys feature the same muted color palette as an official Scrabble board, and if you're a touch typist who doesn't need to hunt and peck for letters, the keyboard also includes additional triple/double word/letter score keycaps you can swap in to boost your points.
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Swift changed her profile photos on her social media to an image of pastel pink clouds — a color palette similar to the outfit she wore to her most recent public appearance at the iHeartRadio Music Awards last month as well as other images she's recently posted to Instagram.
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This is your last chance to grab a Gradient Square or Color Palette shirt before they're gone — these styles will be leaving the store on June 1st around 5PM ET. Until then you can also use the promo code VergeOfSummer to get 20 percent off either of those shirts.
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In theory, MicroLED should deliver perfect blacks (all of the microscopic LEDs can be turned off individually), best-in-class brightness, and an incredibly wide HDR color palette — without burn-in and hopefully with a significantly longer lifespan than OLED panels, since there's no natural degradation to worry about.
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Coulis takes these riffs, first of all, to a place of humor — which is one of the least explored aspects of human experience incorporated into art — and, more subtly, to a quietly complex color palette that's as pleasing as, say, Fauvist Albert Marquet's, but is ultimately more elusive.
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"You can't do all the things you'd be able to do with an empty apartment, when you have total control of the design and can choose a style and a color palette and make sure everything is the right scale," said Sid Pinkerton, the owner of Manhattan Staging.
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When this new "Twin Peaks" goes dark with the color palette, it goes so dark that it's sometimes hard to tell whether there are distinct shapes hidden within the blacks and grays, or whether that's just the high-definition TV screen struggling with how to process all the monochrome.
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Often, they don't even have too many colors: in a hardcore game like the blockbuster first-person shooter Call of Duty, the color palette is so dominated by greys and browns that the brightest color you'll see is the red of your enemy's blood after you shoot him.
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The look and feel of the house she lived in fascinated us with its Star Wars bedsheets, pet goldfish, dust, and the glitter kicked up from under the bed by some otherworldly chaos—a setting imbued with the same pastel-color palette of our 1980's childhood home.
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In collaboration with Wayfair, the resulting room for their 4-month-old son features The Bachelor alums' wishes all wrapped up in an animal-accented bundle, with whites, grays and creams playing the main role in the nursery's color palette while including pops of color to make the space simultaneously cozy.
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It's been years since they talked — after Derek shipped off to the NHL, Beth was left to fend for herself on a path that led her to homelessness, opioid abuse, and into the arms of a scruffy criminal named Wade whose red-checked flannel pops from Lemire's primary-color palette.
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The buildings and cityscapes in the book are framed using a classical architectural approach, with no significant editing, while the sky is completely replaced by a soft gradient of pastel colors, taken from the color palette used by Korean artists for the posters or by the architects for the facades.
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Some takeaways from his fall '17 collection include a fresh twist on the political statement tee, velvet varsity stripes served up in a fresh color palette (think: winter green, deep purple, and infra red), sweatsuits with an athluxury touch, and bold blazers, accented with colorful tailoring, bright buttons, and white Reeboks.
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Keen to demonstrate their fandom without contravening the parks' stringent ban on visitors above 14 years old dressing in costume, Kay came up with the idea of referencing favorite characters through outfits that use the same color palette and pick up details such as a shell necklace or spotted shoes.
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Argento was so committed to creating the most vibrant color palette possible that he insisted on using the same three-strip color process for his film that 1939's The Wizard of Oz used, even though the technique was antiquated by the time he was making Suspiria in the late '70s.
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The sustainably minded collection (the garments are made from dead stock or remnant fabrics using local labor) reads as laid-back with hints of glamour, and the color palette isn't ultrafeminine — Black and Bergman understand that some girls will not be parted from their sneakers or Dr. Martens, whatever the event.
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Also good: small-shoulder ankle-length coats slit above the waist at the side for an elongated line, strapless bell-shape party dresses that hit not the floor but the ankle, and a color palette that mixed silver with shell pink and orange, or sea blue with forest green and black.
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The Nancy Gonzalez brand, admired by the likes of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Sarah Jessica Parker and Sofía Vergara, has found a following thanks to its use of precious skins and a vibrant color palette, along with an aesthetic rooted in the natural beauty and rich culture of Colombia.
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His fall 2019 collection echoed that shoe's rich '80s-esque color palette of umber, ocher and sapphire and continued its patchwork motif; the front row at the show in Milan, meanwhile, included the stars of "Stranger Things," the wildly popular Netflix show that pays homage to early '80s genre films.
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Since ditching her alter-ego Cindi Mayweather, an android based on the 1927 film Metropolis; Mayweather represented a mediator between the mind and the hand, the heart that brings people together, and was who Monáe used to comment on cultural and political issues, Monae said goodbye to her signature color palette, too.
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It used a bright orange color palette and Helvetica typography to resemble the warning signs you might see on hazardous materials or a bottle of prescription drugs, then shot black-and-white portraits of the actors—a major creative risk for a film that wasn't actually in black and white to begin with.
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From an eye-popping color palette to unique allover prints and metallic details, there's nothing fitness enthusiasts won't love about the line: "It is a very graphic, and in some ways architecturally inspired, collection, while taking inspiration from '90s neon detailing," the company's creative director, Ann-Sofie Johansson, tells Refinery29 of the collection.
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Perhaps it is unavoidable, thus, that the Olympic collection had a knock-on effect on his own Lacoste spring line, which was based on a similar color palette (peppered by shades from the flags of other nations, such as Italy) as well as the same stripes, albeit even more fractured, oversize and abstracted.
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The first collection features a lace-up style in black, white, ocean blue and light gray; to fill out her initial offering, Kim — a former denim and knitwear designer at Opening Ceremony — added perfectly circular tote bags in leather and suede, which she is producing in Queens, in the same color palette.
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Freed from the cinematic constraints of color grading, it's been a welcome sight to see Wonder Woman's cinematic uniform is actually surprisingly colorful, and Hot Toys have done a great job of keeping that color palette vibrant, rather than muting it down to make it look exactly like we see Diana in the film.
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Even more intriguing is the way Baddieani merges the two creative disciplines: instead of creating visually overwhelming, overstimulating works with countless chaotic design elements and no real point of focus, Baddieani's art is refreshingly crisp and distinct, with clean lines, an attractive color palette, and a subtle message embedded in the stark, bold image overall.
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The sporty offering, designed by the former One Direction member-turned-solo star, is comprised of both men's and womenswear, and includes hoodies with the Versus graphic logo, jeans with lateral lace-up details, sporty slip dresses, and bombers, all in Malik's preferred color palette of khaki green, black, and white, with splashes of red.
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Almost exactly one year later, this past weekend, she was surrounded by friends in Los Angeles to celebrate the debut of her namesake clothing line, a 13-piece ready-to-wear collection of easygoing dresses, crisp tops, cropped trousers and trench coats — all with impeccable, slightly tomboyish, tailoring and a quietly chic color palette.
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It's a "literal interpretation of a hardware store," except incredibly sleek — attended to by salespeople in bright white button-downs and $200 Timberlands, and full of bright white toolboxes and bright aluminum paint cans with labels that reflect Google hardware's pastel color palette — sharply different from the bold primary colors of its web services.
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With regard to Wurmfeld's "Canaletto Variations, #215, II-21 + B/13" (21), one of the five paintings he contributed to Radiant Energy, Birmingham writes: Inspired by the primary color palette (red, yellow, and blue) of the Canaletto, Wurmfeld arranges the hues chromatically on overlapping grids, a compositional structure he has employed since the mid-268s.
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Besides the "modern color palette and sleek design," users can now: See conference room details when booking a room: This includes location, size, A/V equipment Add rich formatting and hyperlinks to your Calendar invites: Link to Google spreadsheets, documents or presentations Manage multiple calendars side by side in "Day" view: View and manage calendars in separate columns.
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The show was exactly what one would expect from a woman who's made her name as a street style icon, with one dramatic look after the next that blended high fashion details, like lace and embroidery, with Puma's signature track pants, sweatshirts, and baseball hats in a color palette of soft pinks, greens and off-white.
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The first key to doing so is sticking with a single color palette — in Quin's case, all black — and narrowing in on core items that will get the most possible wear: "Modern classics serve as the foundation of a wardrobe, but can be quite versatile in their styling and translate beautifully across seasons," Quin tells Refinery29.
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For example, instead of a "yes list" for shoes that included leather, closed-heel clogs, and faux-leather sneakers, Starbucks now allows employees to wear any waterproof shoe — be that leather, faux leather, suede, rubber, or anything similar — with flat heels that covers the top of foot, heel, and toe that falls within the color palette.
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We won't go into the pros and cons of LCD vs OLED again here—we've already written about it in depth before—but in terms of color management you need to know that OLED typically offers a wider gamut (or range) of colors, and that in turn usually means more saturated colors out at the extremes of the color palette.
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The vibrant mint color of the review unit I tested (it's also available in midnight) pops in a way that isn't anywhere near as garish as the color palette of Apple's iPhone 5C line and is, in general, one of the few colorful mobile devices I've seen that's well-designed enough to get away with it all and still look professional.
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It was truly a collaborative process between man and machine (and one you can read about more in-depth on IBM's website): The fashion house came up with a dress silhouette and what the emotions the final product should convey and sent it to IBM Watson, which then studied hundreds of past photographs to narrow down on a color palette for the gown.
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There was a strict color palette, drafted by Mr. Coogler: Chadwick Boseman, who plays T'Challa, the Wakanda royal who is also the Black Panther, wears black; Danai Gurira, as the warrior Okoye, and her band of female fighters, the Dora Milaje, are in vibrant red; and Lupita Nyong'o, as the spy Nakia, part of the river tribe, is in shades of green.
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In a refreshing departure from the floral-heavy English country style common to many of the classic properties nearby, Ms. Meilizchon went with an Art Deco scheme that incorporates nods to the neighborhood's former produce market, like a rich green color palette and terra-cotta tiles, but hews to her signature penchant for graphic fabrics, vintage pieces and custom-designed furnishings.
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