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Colour-in-Clothing: I do beg your pardon
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Saturday, July 7, 2012. I do beg your pardon. I started this blog because I wanted to develop an app related to this topic. Unfortunately, life has gotten busy and I had some troubles with my color math. So this project got stalled. Labels: Clothing color app. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My artwork and cartoons on Flickr. Repurposing vinyl billboards blog. VinAlly, Advertising Tarps, Repurposed. I do beg your pardon. View my complete profile.
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Colour-in-Clothing: Pantone Skin Tones
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Saturday, July 7, 2012. This is pretty cool. Is a beautiful ongoing portraiture project by artist and photographer Angelica Dass. That assigns colors to human skin tone by referencing the PANTONE. At her Tumblr blog. The folks in the Angelica Dass project could take their pantone chip shopping with them, and see how the color chip looks when held up to the clothing. Does it look darker, lighter, or color-shifted when compared to the clothing? I work...
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Colour-in-Clothing: October 2011
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Thursday, October 27, 2011. This was the sunset from my backyard last night, brought to you by The Artist Without a Paintbrush. It is nice that the colors partially offset the headache-inducing atmospheric conditions of the Chinook arch. Thursday, October 20, 2011. Tuesday, October 11, 2011. Wearing suits to get your message heard. The folks from Occupy Wall Street want to be taken seriously, not dismissed on the basis of their clothing choices....
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Colour-in-Clothing: September 2011
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Wednesday, September 14, 2011. Your own coloring is part of your color palette. Eyes, too. Best-selling book Color Me Beautiful states that most winters have blue or brown eyes. Yet brown is not in the winter palette. I think if brown is in your eyes, then it is in your palette. Stylist Brenda Kinsel agrees, writing that she has core wardrobe pieces relating to her hair and eye colors. Sunday, September 11, 2011. Chevreul and the color fringe effect.
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Colour-in-Clothing: Sunset
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Thursday, October 27, 2011. This was the sunset from my backyard last night, brought to you by The Artist Without a Paintbrush. It is nice that the colors partially offset the headache-inducing atmospheric conditions of the Chinook arch. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My artwork and cartoons on Flickr. Repurposing vinyl billboards blog. VinAlly, Advertising Tarps, Repurposed. Wearing suits to get your message heard. View my complete profile.
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Colour-in-Clothing: July 2012
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Saturday, July 7, 2012. This is pretty cool. Is a beautiful ongoing portraiture project by artist and photographer Angelica Dass. That assigns colors to human skin tone by referencing the PANTONE. At her Tumblr blog. The folks in the Angelica Dass project could take their pantone chip shopping with them, and see how the color chip looks when held up to the clothing. Does it look darker, lighter, or color-shifted when compared to the clothing? I star...
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Colour-in-Clothing: February 2014
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Friday, February 28, 2014. I drew this for a My Favorite T shirt challenge on Sketchclub. According to Chevreul, colors influence their surround. In effect, colors throw a "halo," which can visibly alter surrounding colors. That is the gist of why colors make a person look vibrant, or unhealthy with blemishes, lines and dark circles emphasized. Below I discuss a a few colors as they pertain to my particular coloring. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Colour-in-Clothing: April 2014
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Monday, April 14, 2014. I noticed that a certain news anchor's dress wasn't working well enough, so I made this cartoon. I showed my cartoon to Trinny and Susannah of What Not to Wear and they enjoyed it! What not to wear. Making Lip Gloss thats OK for Guaifenesin Protocol. Here's what I do for my own, salicylate-free lip gloss. But I did eventually end up making my own lip color. When I went on the guaifenesin protocol for fibromyalgia, I needed to...
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Colour-in-Clothing: September 2012
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Wednesday, September 12, 2012. Repeat your Colouring in Your Outfits, or Not? According to Angie from YouLookFab, that is a good strategy. And it's probably the most common clothing colour strategy. Sandy Dumont, of the Image Architect, however, believes that skin. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My artwork and cartoons on Flickr. Repurposing vinyl billboards blog. VinAlly, Advertising Tarps, Repurposed. Repeat your Colouring in Your Outfits, or Not?
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Colour-in-Clothing: Clothing Colors Comic
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A blog about ideal clothing colours for the individual. Friday, February 28, 2014. I drew this for a My Favorite T shirt challenge on Sketchclub. According to Chevreul, colors influence their surround. In effect, colors throw a "halo," which can visibly alter surrounding colors. That is the gist of why colors make a person look vibrant, or unhealthy with blemishes, lines and dark circles emphasized. Below I discuss a a few colors as they pertain to my particular coloring. My artwork and cartoons on Flickr.
