Tag: colour collage

Sheepish collages

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Aino’s colour prompt for this Sunday collage is taken from a mushroom called sheep polypore. One sheep, one Egyptian vulture, and fallow deer fit the bill.

More collages based on the same colour scheme are here.

Traditional collage

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The method may be more traditional, similar to collages done by school children who glue cut-outs from magazines on a large piece of paper, the message unfortunately is very modern. These are all painted pebbles from a pebble snake which was started during the lock down. It is on a walkway where there are always lots of people, particularly on weekends, but during the lock down it was particularly busy – without being crowded. Distancing was always possible. And I felt I had to add a protective umbrella as my own message.

Linked to Värikollaasit. More collages based on the weekly colour scheme are here.

Folding lemons

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I often like my collages to be blurred or with soft focus. But then I regret to lose the definition. So here is “have it both ways” collage. Just use the slider.
One photo with all the right colours in it – how could I not try that?

And while I was playing, I played some more.

These were the given colours for this week’s Värikollaasit. The butterfly is a common brimstone, or in Latin a Gonepteryx rhamni. In Finnish as well as in German we call it a lemon butterfly. Unfortunately, I didn’t have any lemon pictures or lemons on hand. Maybe I’ll send Mr Eklastic to the stores later today.

Check out Aino’s blog for more collages.