Here is my page for the current Fall Fearless and Fly challenge over at Artists in Blogland. I went with the prompt 'My favourite Colours'. The problem was I couldn't decide I have always liked colours red, bright pink but I like them all! Currently I can't finish any project with out a 'pop' of black.
I was really pleased with the background but the focal character was not so great. It looked a bit flat, so I decided to do some stamping over the top, but went with black and that didn't look great either. Was just about to through it away when I thought, why not? So I scanned my image and after a few digital tools this is what I came up with. The image was then cut out and added to my background, of course I couldn't leave the black out and sketched over my image with a Pitt pen. I can't wait to see what this looks like in the daylight as it was dark when I finished which isn't great for judging colours or taking photos either.
wonderful Clare! really wonderful!
ReplyDeletelooks great Clare..hmm i'm not sure i could decide on my fave colours either x
ReplyDeleteLike all the elements to this Clare and great image. Love the colours too
ReplyDeletex catherine
I like it! I fell off the radar with this challenge and need to get caught up.
ReplyDeleteClare this is a great page. Love the background as well and the letters adds to the dimension. Use all of the colors as your fave! ;)
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece and post. The moral -- NEVER TOSS YOUR ART!! Thanks for joining Fall Fearless and Fly with this beautiful post that speaks to the process we all go through.
ReplyDeleteHard one that- deciding on a favorite colour.
ReplyDeleteThe way you have digitally altered your image is great- it adds real character. Hope you were pleased with the result in the day light too.
This is amazing! I love that you stamped over the top - I am never that game! x
ReplyDeleteHi Clare - I've really enjoyed viewing your work this year. Thanks for popping by and have a great Christmas. Jeanette
ReplyDeleteI like the background too and I enjoy reading about your process. I tend to do the same thing and go over and over a piece and rework it.
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