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  • noun Plural form of sepia.

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Examples

  • The tones of the interior art are muted to sepias, their lines blurred, all to recall photographs from a century ago.

    Archive 2008-02-01 2008

  • He went on to do Night Trippers, but I think his murky sepias are much, much better suited to this Victorian melodrama than to Swinging London psychedelia.

    Archive 2009-02-22 2009

  • Do the western part in sepias, and then switch over to a saturated technicolor palette for the outer space saga.

    ANOTHER GRAPHIC NOVEL MANDREWS 2008

  • What's the point of a Swinging London setting, if so much of your book is going to be Teddy Boys, pensioners, and Arthurian flashbacks in old-fashioned-looking sepias?

    Archive 2006-07-23 2006

  • That comes through visually, to an extent I found a bit off-putting, in a look dominated by murky sepias.

    Archive 2006-07-23 2006

  • What's the point of a Swinging London setting, if so much of your book is going to be Teddy Boys, pensioners, and Arthurian flashbacks in old-fashioned-looking sepias?

    READY, STEADY, GO! by Shawn Levy (Doubleday 2002) 2006

  • What's the point of a Swinging London setting, if so much of your book is going to be Teddy Boys, pensioners, and Arthurian flashbacks in old-fashioned-looking sepias?

    Interview with Mark Ricketts, Writer of NIGHT TRIPPERS 2006

  • As soon as she got home she cleared a couple of patches in the backyard and started segregating her russets from her sepias, digging them up by the roots and transplanting them to their own corners of the yards.

    Gifts From The Lawn Matthew Sanborn Smith 2006

  • That comes through visually, to an extent I found a bit off-putting, in a look dominated by murky sepias.

    NIGHT TRIPPERS by Mark Ricketts and Micah Farritor (Image 2006) 2006

  • That comes through visually, to an extent I found a bit off-putting, in a look dominated by murky sepias.

    READY, STEADY, GO! by Shawn Levy (Doubleday 2002) 2006

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