I brought home a pile of possibilities (the inventory is getting low, and then I keep buying the same color families again and again. On my laptop, these colors are very accurate; I don't know what anybody else sees. I am not dealing with the composition or placement at this moment; just the color of the background. In the meantime, I am putting this aside and getting back to something else.
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Thanks for trying the dark - doesn't work, does it?
I sort of like the grey, however, the gold seems to make the colors pop the most. Happy holiday weekend with your family. Love,Del
Quite interesting actually Rayna!! Hi!! How are you doing? I miss you!
J'aime bien le troisième et peut être le dernier, bon weekend
Now I can't decide what I like more, gold or burgundy #2... Both are smashing.
Happy celebration, Rayna! I'm printing new fabrics. And I put one of your prints in a frame. Will show it on facebook, I you kindly give permission.
wowsy you can really see how changing the colors changes the feel of each composition,. What a great way to show the effect of color on a piece!
looks like great fun... Just put the piece I did in a Pre Showing for Sierra Art Trails..Reception tonight.
I am partial to the gold. It has a nice contrast to the piecing. Nice audition!
I'm voting for the second one...my own bias, I guess. The feeling changes with each, of course, making it very personal. 'Bon' weekend.
I love that long purple piece on the left side: the center piece looks yellow when placed on orange, and looks orange when placed on yellow! It amazes me that you can make even chartreuse look good.
The orange and pink makes it sing on my screen.
I love seeing how the pieces change with each background. Some make it sing and others make it fall flat. I really like the orange but it might be a bit bright in real life - not sure. The second one is very nice. It helps make it grounded but adds a little to the color as well.
I really like the second one too. Glad it's not me trying to decide! It is amazing how the background color changes each one.
What a cool experiment - amazing how the background can make such a difference. I really like the red... but then I love anything red! The reddish-purple (#2) is nice, too
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