#Colorchallenge #MondayRed #TuesdayOrange - When MondayRed and TuesdayOrange Collide

An abstract palette featuring shades of blue, pale pink and acid green

For Wednesday Yellow, a digitally edited photograph of some flowers growing in my back yard. These kind of have a 70's curtain print vibe to them... don't you think?

For #Tuesdayorange, a picture of some orange- and yellow "black eyed-susan" flowers growing in my back yard. Happy Orange Tuesday!

Monday is red.... add some white and you have pink - PastelMonday is Pink

For #TuesdayOrange, some succulents in shades of orange, olive green and bright fluorescent pink.

#StayCurious - for #FridayBlue - some sequin embellished art

For #fridayblue, an abstract painting with some gold leaf, blue metallic splashes as well as some mauve, purple and copper.

For #WednesdayYellow, a digitally edited image of some abstract art, featuring splashed of yellow, greens, brown, purple and turquoise. I digitally played around with some alternative palettes based on

For #TuesdayOrange, a piece of abstract art featuring some orange alongside with gold, vermilion, eggplant, mauve, pink, yellow and turquoise.

#ColorChallenge #MondayRed - Orchirds in Red

My entry for Monday foodphotography challenge - Greek Salad plated 21st century style... basically meaning that the usual cubed feta cheese are replaced by a more trendy piped creamed feta and olive tapenade

Wednesday is yellow. Yellow also goes well with shades of cream, oyster, apricot and olive

Tuesday is Orange. Orange also goes well with shades of pale yellow and splashes of mauve, purples and grey.

Tuesday is Orange. Orange also goes well with pale yellow

For MondayRed ColorChallenge.... some succulents in red. Obviously this is a digitally edited image of a photograph I took of some succulents growing in my back yard. I'm especially surprised at how

When fashion inspires art - Valentino Runway inspiration

Played around here with Kandinsky's loose impressionistic brushstrokes in a study of some leaves This is loosely based on Kandinsky's "Study for Composition II (1910)" See below Oh well, at least

An imagined painting which kind of remind me of some underwater scene in the Bahama Reef

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