Showing posts with label colour fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colour fun. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 October 2009

More Colourful

If my previous post with colour games tempted you then why not try these ones.

Friday, 19 June 2009

Addictive Colour Fun Website

This website search 10 million photos on Flickr to find those with the colours you choose- so even if you choose multiple colours it will find them in photos- a great way to waste hours!

Sunday, 7 June 2009

Yellow Lover Beads

After realising one of my favourite outfits was yellow based I knew I had to create something directly inspired by it.

So, out came the polymer clay:



I rolled snakes, chopped then up and combined them into a larger snake:



Into my extrduer they went and voila- long, dull grey tubes:




but ye of little faith- look at the ends of them- how fab are they?!?!?



A bit of playing around and I make some flat and pillow beads to add to my ever growing colelction of beads waiting to be strung.




You can learn how to make these beads in Donna Kato's canes book.

Tuesday, 2 June 2009

Hue 100 test

Want to test your colour perception? Try the Hue 100 test- I scored 34- can you get a lower (and therefore better) score than me?
Beware- may send you cross-eyed!

Monday, 1 June 2009

Playing with polymer clay - day 3- part 1

The 3rd day of polymer clay and still 2 more classes to go.

This morning's class was with Daniel Torres Mancera and was all about ways to use your scrap clay.

I had great fun and although what I made wasn't anything of great beauty I learnt a lot and wil definitely use the techniques again.

We began the day by gathering our scrap- fortunately I had loads from the previous 2 days.


I decided to use the scrap left over from my flower sheet as figured the colour had gone well together then.
I scrunched it into a sausage.


Then some more messing around with it then using slices of it to decorate a scrap base.


This is how it looked before it was baked.



Next up we learnt how to make a Natasha Bead- I decided to play around with mine.
The end result of the class was that I made 3 crazy beads from scrap.


They're not things of beauty as I said but I did learn a lot.
I think the techniques we learnt will be great tools for playing around with colour so I'm very happy.