Fall... I usually tend to be more of spring kind of girl but amidst all the beauty this season is bringing I may be becoming more partial to fall. The sky has been so clear and the leaves so vivid. I have been collecting and noticing so much. The steel blue is there for the beautiful hue the mountain takes sometimes out my window. I hope when these days pass I will look back at the story and remember.
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I just added you to my feed reader because I have really been enjoying your color stories, sketchbook and designs so much.
I love you fall colors. I have always been very partial to fall.
Hi Dana, i LOVE fall...my favourite time of the year so many wonderful colours and you have captured them so lovingly above. :-) Everytime i walk out of my apartment i keep reminding myself to take a photo of my street, the houses are painted in warm colours and with the backdrop of the blue sky and red, green, brown and burnt sienna leaves its just a feast for the eyes. :-) Speak soon.
Dear Dana, i adore your color story and i am huge fan of fall colors. :) So inspiring! Have a lovely merry happy week and love to you!
Gorgeous! It's interesting to see fall laid out as individual colors and hues. I love these glimpses into your creative process!
You are all so sweet! It means alot to me that you stop and comment. I appreciate it.
Regina- Thanks so much for adding me to your reader. I adore your blog. Love the black frames you did with the lovely art!
Jacqueline- Thanks to you. I know you said you don't have a fall season so I am glad you enjoyed this.
Louise- I would love to see the photo of your street. I know what you mean about a feast for your eyes.
Michele- Thanks so much. I hope at some point to use this color story in a piece of art. Glad you enjoyed it.
Dana, what a feast for the eyes, I just adore your creative projects! I truly can't tell you how inspiring it is to get these glimpses into your creative process! And there is something, I find this hard to express, but there is something amazing and beautiful in the unfinished? If that makes sense? Perhaps I could put it like this, your explorations feel like images of creativity itself? And I simply love them!
Kate- Thank you so much for your thoughtful and kind words. It really means alot to me. :)
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