Jupiter Blue
I decided a few weeks ago to better understand some of the innate decisions that I make as an artist (but don’t necessarily understand all the terminology of) and to challenge my decisions in color by reading the Artists’ Master Series: Color and Light. I’m probably a solid 8 pages in, and was already inspired to create something monochromatic to see how it would turn out, and this is what I got!
This monochromatic, ultramarine blue collection represents a whole new world for me, as simple yet elegant as it may be, and I have a feeling this is just the start of some really fun and colorful pieces coming up as we wrap up 2024 and step into 2025.
I decided a few weeks ago to better understand some of the innate decisions that I make as an artist (but don’t necessarily understand all the terminology of) and to challenge my decisions in color by reading the Artists’ Master Series: Color and Light. I’m probably a solid 8 pages in, and was already inspired to create something monochromatic to see how it would turn out, and this is what I got!
This monochromatic, ultramarine blue collection represents a whole new world for me, as simple yet elegant as it may be, and I have a feeling this is just the start of some really fun and colorful pieces coming up as we wrap up 2024 and step into 2025.
I decided a few weeks ago to better understand some of the innate decisions that I make as an artist (but don’t necessarily understand all the terminology of) and to challenge my decisions in color by reading the Artists’ Master Series: Color and Light. I’m probably a solid 8 pages in, and was already inspired to create something monochromatic to see how it would turn out, and this is what I got!
This monochromatic, ultramarine blue collection represents a whole new world for me, as simple yet elegant as it may be, and I have a feeling this is just the start of some really fun and colorful pieces coming up as we wrap up 2024 and step into 2025.
