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1. 21 Jan 2014 06:32 | ||
Just wondering how you all decide which palette to use? Is it the shapes, colours, a combo of both or something else? |
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2. 21 Jan 2014 07:16 | ||
Lol! Wish I could spell!! |
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3. 26 Jan 2014 16:15 | ||
Hi Chirping! |
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4. 26 Jan 2014 16:56 | ||
Sometimes I begin with the commitment to a palette. I enjoy finding out just how far I can push each theme. |
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5. 28 Jan 2014 23:47 | ||
I usually search for the more appropriate palette for a subject: each palette has its challenges and somethime I just need one that offers the right pieces (shapes or colours or transparencies etc). |
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6. 29 Jan 2014 05:42 | ||
Thank you all for your replies. It nice to get other perspectives. I guess I am similar to clorophilla as I look for the palette that most offers what I need. Although I do occasionally try to push myself to use my less popular palettes, such as Lunartics, which I really don't like because I haven't a glue what to do with it! However I think that is mainly down to personal preference as I don't particuarly like pictures constructed with other objects that remain recognisable. My favourite palettes are Beads, Space, Flowers and Gothic and do have a tendancy to try them first. Fruit and Candy I found a bit intimidating at first but since I recently pushed myself to produce work that didn't end up as cartoon like, they are growing on me! |