Today, pay attention to how colour affects your images. Experiment with one colour, and think about how to feature it prominently.
Tip: As you train your eye to look for colour, keep it simple:
◾Lean toward one bold colour against a neutral background, instead of several colours competing for attention in a scene.
◾Look for a strong colour within a basic composition of uncomplicated lines — your pop of colour will stand out more.
When I was in Sydney recently I was lucky enough to go to Sculpture by The Sea at Bondi on Sydney’s coastline.
The weirdest and most wonderful sculptures with a few mediocre ones all thrown in along the walk from Bondi to Tamarama.
One of these was:
Glamarama – Linton Meagher. Made entirely of different coloured lipsticks, rolled at different lengths to create one fluid piece. A clever comment on the unrealistic perceptions of beauty in the area.
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Thanks for telling…. I’d looked at it from so many angles and couldn’t work it out 🙂
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Beautiful sculpture! Great choice for the pop of colour. 🙂
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Thanks Amy 🙂
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Lipsticks? Ooh… But this is brilliant! ❤
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Hehe Thanks 🙂
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Wow, that is so clever, and a great choice!
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Thanks Barb, it was clever the way it came out of the rock.. I wished I had of had an overall view to show it better but it did have impact 🙂
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Was wondering what it was – colour is amazing against the plain background – it really does POP.
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I thought it was an applique with sequins!! or…. lol! Thanks for the explanation- it’s amazing!
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I thought it was some type of star fish at first and couldn’t work it out. Thanks for the explanation.
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Of course it wouldn’t be anything other than lipstick stuck in some sandstone rock by the beach 😉
Yes a starfish is a good description, maybe the artist was going for that look.
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