Monochromatic series continued: yellow, red and white

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Monochromatic explorations continued

Over 300 days ago, I decided to start project 365, to create a picture a day for 365 days. This is a fun project that has been challenging me creatively. One of the things I started to realize is how much I love to work in series. In my initial monochromatic series (blue series), I started working with this concept. Other examples of series I created through project 365 include the music, as well as sharps series. 

Working in series does help in narrowing down the scope of the creative process, at least for a while. Being mindful and pre-visualization further help me in my creative process, but there is still a lot of room for spontaneity, serendipity and letting things “happen”.  

Working in monochromatic “themes” is nothing new. Most famously, Pablo Picasso worked on a blue period from 1901-1904. 

Continuing the series of monochromatic explorations beyond blue, I have been working on a yellow series, a red series and a white series. 

Check out the images below and let me know what you think in the comments below. I’d love to hear from you!

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Yellow

hiking sign switzerland yellow

 

Ava in yellow

 

airplane wing

 

window shadow yellow

 

hand holding pencil yellow

 

bokeh yellow

 

hand silhouette on yellow orange background

 

strainer in yellow abstract

 

golden hour with power lines

 

sunglasses on yellow

 

tennis balls yellow

 

bananas

 

lemon detail

 

 

Red

video camera rig silhouette on red background

 

arm watch on red background

 

oil on water red

 

person sitting in corder on red

 

optical illusion in red

 

swiss passport

 

 

 

White

dress shirt detail white

 

brick wall white grey shades

 

fabric detail with you lettering

 

round rocks on white

 

white candles

 

garlic in basket

 

white umbrella

 

espresso coffee cup on white

 

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