Bold
Thick
Thick adjective - Having or being of relatively great depth or extent from one surface to its opposite.
Both words in one sentence
- The characters look like they're made out of modeling clay, the particle effects look like thick paint, and everything is bright and bold.
Source: Art Evolution / Video Games -
The Reveal: At the end they come thick and fast, with each subsequent reveal more bold and shocking than the last!
Source: Video Game / Beneath a Steel Sky -
See also Thick-Line Animation; both styles are not complete opposites by definition, but Puni Plush favors soft, thin lines while the latter tend to emphasize angles and points— but there's no rule that says that something can't have bold lines and a rounded design.
Source: Puni Plush
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