I cannot pretend to feel impartial about colors. I rejoice with the brilliant ones and am genuinely sorry for the poor browns. ~Winston Churchill
I'm taking Kim Klassen's year-long online course "Beyond Beyond", and our most recent lesson was to create a color board in Photoshop Elements. What fun this is! I think I'm addicted. I gathered up a bunch of my jewelry/art supplies and worked on creating a blues palette. I was happy with my first attempt! I hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend - thanks for stopping by.
P.S. The adorable corgi ballerina in my image was drawn by my daughter when she was 7 or 8 years old...I still treasure it!
Oh wow what glorious colours I have pair of Murano glass earrings that would fit perfectly in your display....
ReplyDeleteSherri, these blues are amazing, and I just love how you arranged everything here.
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully done!
love those blues, Sherri!
ReplyDeleteSuper, that's what I call artistic blue.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Precious childhood drawings. I still have many of Mallory's and will keep them forever. Blues and greens are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that sounds like fun - I adore the Churchill quote and LOVE your color board! Now I'm tempted to play around, too. Photoshop rocks.
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented!
ReplyDeleteI don't know WHY I've never been particularly drawn to blues. I lean much more towards warmer colors. But looking at board of beautiful blues I think....I'M A MORON! :)
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