Thanks Marcia for cluing me in on NEON
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3 comments:
Cool. I've been thinking about color-on-color. You've found some good examples.
I particularly like the green paint can against the orange wall: simple yet it has a story.
Looking again, it isn't a paint can but a leftover winter scene against a southwest-hot wall.
I really got into NEON in Ney York City and will have some as part of RED for this month. Your neon dragon is great. And the paint can does have a fun story waiting to be told. I am discovering, however, that all these colors are indeed found in nature, no matter how unnatural they look in certain situations. The ice plant is in bloom here in San DIego now and the colors are very neon-looking - orange, yellow, pink, fuscia - all very vibrant and fully saturated. Will try to get some photos becfore class next week. Looking forward to more exciting images! Thanks again!
OOPS New York City... not Ney
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