Greetings, everyone!
Am sure every one of us has at some point familiarized themselves with colour associations and comparison, in our daily lives as well as our literary ventures. One of the most famous ones is ‘feeling blue’.
This week, for Sunday confessionals, I would like you to do your own exploration on what ‘feeling blue’ reads and looks like. Explore it from a known perspective created by yourself, explore its unconventional meaning, assign it a new one or pick another colour entirely and create about ‘feeling red’ or ‘feeling purple’ or any colour.
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“Deliberation” by Mario Sanchez Nevada
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Colors surround us every day, some darken or lighten our mood. This woman is in extreme blue because she is in pain, both mental and physical. Her body in red and yellow patches tries to stay calm, but her head is pounding, and she’s sobbing. Green blues are an attempt at soothing, surrounding her in peaceful hues. She tries to shield herself from the strong black spikes but smaller ones invade her head.
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I’m sure the artist has other ideas😉
Sunday Confessionals : Colour Theory
The Bag Lady 
Such an interesting piece! I never associated blue with pain.
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Thank you for reading!
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Nicely penned! I think every artist loves equally both their vision being seen clearly and each one of us viewers seeing it as something different and unique to us. Art that seeks to communicate is the best!
This particular artist and piece you shared was a very popular and informative tutorial on working with debris brushes a few years ago; I enjoyed seeing the work that taught me so much again!
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I wanted to have a Jackson Pollock work that I had put on my blog years ago. I could not find it again, and instead of the year original artist, it was some other artist interpretation of one of his famous works. I just wanted his original, but since I couldn’t find it, I found this artist and I liked this particular work of his for the prompt. Thank you for commenting.
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