I used to dislike brown – such a soulless non-colour, I thought. Now I look about my home and see … brown. Most of my walls if not actually brown are linked to the brown spectrum. It has a lot to do with what “they” tell us is the season’s “in-very-now” colour. But on investigation, brown can be dark and somber or rich and juicy; hot and bronzy or light and sassy – it can be quite adaptable. I turned to my digital art for a look at Brown.
Ailsa’s travel theme is: Brown

Very nice, especially Floralis.
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I liked that one too – thanks, Gilly.
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LOVE>LOVE the butterfly! Nice to see you here Lynne !
Kathryn
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Thank you, thank you Kathryn
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You are quite welcome of course!
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These are artistically done, so very beautiful, Lynne! Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thank you for your support Amy – always appreciated.
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Wonderful artistic interpretations of your images and I can well imagine the hours of ‘putzing’ that have gone into making these art pieces. Love, love that word ‘putzing’ 🙂 it says so much.
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Yes, putzing is quite descriptive isn’t it – the sound of some words is a perfect to their meaning. Appreciate your comment, Lee – thank you.
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Brilliant! Can’t take my eyes off them!
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Oh, you are so kind, Ann-Christine. I love it – 😉 thank you.
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These are so so beautiful…. may I ask, how do you get those painterly textures? And the one on a field of white? Amazing!
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Thank you very much Katalilna – I love the feedback. I play with my photos in various photo editing programs such as Photoshop Elements 8, and some free ones – photoscape, fotosketcher and ribbit. A lot of try this and try that, a lot of hit and miss … and a lot of hours of putzing 🙂
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