Another month of searching for Roy G Biv is upon us with our hosts, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen and Julie B. Booth. And Spring is upon us when we start to see GREEN. It’s also my favorite color in all it’s “ishes.” I especially like that acidy tone that veers toward yellow on color wheel. But I present here a wide area of greenish things from around town and around the house.
Wall green
Wheel green
Pug green
Vintage green
Journal Green
Eco green
Collection green
Kitchy green
The Roy B Giv search continues with our hosts, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen and Julie B. Booth. This month, BLUE is at the top of the color heap. This month I present useful applications for this color, favored for it’s calming nature. (All work by poster) 
Dye with it. 
Weave with it.
Stitch with it. 
Photograph it.
Paint with it. 
And paint some more. 
What to do with blue? Dye, paint, warp and weft, pixels and paint. Blue all over the place?
To quote a wise one: “The strongest rope is comprised of many strands.”
What to do with blue…
We are moving along the color wheel, once again with Jennifer Coyne Qudeen and Julie B. Booth :: this month, ORANGE. So look left-ish, around 10 o’clock for the color of the month, with a peek at what lies ahead for the coming months.
I have always been attracted to color and orange is one of my favorites. This is a piece I finished in 2002, before orange had thoroughly returned to it’s 70’s popularity.
Artists use orange to attract attention or make a point.
Nature has it down pat.
Orange hangs with other orange.
Sew orange.
Ride orange.
Shuk orange
Read? orange.
Rust orange.
Night orange.
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photography, writing and the spaces between
Sharing writing tips, information, and advice.
photography, writing and the spaces between
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