for the past 2 years of summer of colour, Kristin chose our weekly colour palette but this year she is providing a series of 2 colour pair options and we vote each week. The first winner was citron green and turquoise
– nice bright colours, if not in my preferred segment of the colour wheel.
I’m delighted to have started on this challenge again and had a lovely morning playing in PSE on pixel magic
This was my starting point
I played with it and loved 5 of the variants
My two favourites, which I’ll print up are
and
both of which I think have fabulous depth and I feel as if I’m going to fall into them if I look for too long.
I’ve been enjoying precision typesetting (courtesy of Cathy Z) recently and so I used these patterns for a subway poster esque final piece
wow that was lots of fun and creatively satisfying – looking forward to what others have created with these 2 colours and the wide range of medium that people use.
I really like how you have combined the classes and put together the subway art at the end - it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful combination of flowing shapes and text!
ReplyDeleteThese are just fabulous Helena, very creative.
ReplyDeleteFun! I love the bottom one and would wear it as a scarf or on a tee shirt.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is impressive! I love the way you have added words and played with images, color!
ReplyDeleteYour work is amazing. Learning to do computer generated art is on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. It is so cool to see all the different ways we can use two colors.
Love the flow of this piece and of course all the gorgeous color!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting this piece is. Lots of movement and of course beautiful color.
ReplyDeletegreat effects!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful combination of both Colors, dear Helena! So much is possible and we can see it.
ReplyDeleteHappy SOC and hugs
Erika
what fun projects for the first SOC3 challenge. I absolutely LOVE your second one that has those luscious marble effect swirls!
ReplyDeletewonderful interpretations of the colour prompts... I am looking forward to following your progress through the challenge...xx
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely - so much movement!
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cool! I love the energy and bold play of color and that second one is so psychedelic, I love it! xo
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cool! I love the energy and bold play of color and that second one is so psychedelic, I love it! xo
ReplyDeleteThese are both really cool! I'm posting my week 1 project on Friday.
ReplyDeleteRinda
Hi Helena!!. I LOVE your rendition, totally amazing swirl of colors & depth, almost looks magical. Feel a bit like Alice myself, intriqued to see what's in the hole :). Great visual art!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the subway art.
ReplyDeleteYour work is amazing. I love all of the swirls and energy that comes from them.
ReplyDeleteFun digi art!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the 2nd one of your two favorites - I feel like I could stare into it forever. And fantastic how you put it together at the end.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful digi artwork. Happy SOC, Annette x
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great work, lots of energy.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fun! Joyful and freeing! :D
ReplyDeleteI love these beautiful abstract compositions - the colors work so well in these!
ReplyDeleteyou did a great job considering they aren't your favourites
ReplyDeleteSuch an amazing digital masterpiece!!!! I love it and how you used the colors!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Love the swirls. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of the colour combination and amazing digital art!
ReplyDeleteJust visually stunning! Wow, is all I can say!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH!! I love where you went with this. It is stunning. Amazing. Great work!!
ReplyDeleteLove what you have done with the SOC colours...very creative! :)
ReplyDeleteLove what you did! And that's a wonderful quote...
ReplyDeleteWow! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the second one of your favorites and Love your poster art. You rocked that color combo!
ReplyDeleteYour photoshop skills are amazing! Very cool, reminds me of a print from --- the designers name escapes me, but big fashion house known for it's amazing prints!
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