January 4, 2011
Colourful vegetables; vegetable colours
I'm having a little fun this morning, playing with colours.
Well, more like - playing in colours, as I'm just browsing the palettes made by other people.
From left to right, this reminds me of kale, cabbage, cauliflower, pumpkin (roasted) and, mm, very dark carrots.
Tomatoes and peas and - oh my! That's exactly the colour of the green caterpillars I've been picking off my broccoli plants. (Ate the plants to twigs, damn them.)
And watermelon on a hot day. Dusty grass. Cicadas. Tree bark.
I'm looking for something that reminds me of what a lovely vegetable garden looks and feels like. It's for a project on Spoonflower, some bunting flags for a garden. Or reminiscent of a farmer's market; a big basket of vegetable goodies.
This one's what happens when the blueberries roll to the bottom of your calico bag and mooosh...
Yes, something like this, only with lots of blueberries:
(My goodness, the nectarines are amazing at the moment. Can't stop eating them...)
And this one? Not vegetables, just lovely retro bright happy sunny colours. Blue skies, painted aeroplanes, that sort of thing.
Have a look for yourself: the site is ColourLovers, and they have millions of palettes to distract you, trends and patterns and all sorts of colour fun.
I'm trying out the discipline of choosing a palette and making a project with the palette in front of me.
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thank you - what a great link - i cant wait to get home and have a play with Colourlovers. I always struggle with what goes with what
I love the octopus garden palette - gorgeous
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