A Colour from the Studio Drawer

 

A tiny flower from my daughter, holding a colour I want to carry into the studio

 

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I sit down, and all my ideas vanish—even the ones that had just popped into my head as new projects to create.

Then, in that moment of silence, I discovered something amazing: a texture beneath my hand that surprised and delighted me! It’s an incredible feeling when I touch the delicate little flower my daughter gave me. It’s so beautiful, even though it’s just a tiny flower with minuscule, shaded petals. That colour really catches the eye! It’s as if it’s saying, “Look at me!” thanks to its vibrant and translucent nature.

I can’t wait to use this colour in my next painting!

 

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