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Shades of Green
Monochromatic page design - Challenge #10
I think the color green has the most varied shades of the rainbow and everything goes great with green. Green is a calming color and it anchors you.
Apples - Artichokes - Candy - Frogs - Straws - Limes - Foliage
These are just come of the green things I think about and of course there are so many more.
These frogs make such a cute family. I just couldn't resist putting them in my design.
Page Design is #55
Photos are still. My favorite photo is of the limes. Layering them brings depth to the photo.
Matting is light and bright green
I used the vertical block for my title with Monotype Corsica Font.
Shared by
Dale Hill
on May 23, 2013
| Memory Date: May 22, 2013
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Dale! I like that you have chosen a neutral unifying background for taking your pictures, it really shows off the shades of green in you various items. I like that you have used shades of green paper tiles as mats to bring out the monochromatic color element for the challenge.
Posted By:
Andrea Fisher | May 29, 2013 at 7:47 am
Another great green layout! How are you ladies all taking such great photos?!?! Your still lifes all look so crisp, clean and professional! Great job, Dale!!
Posted By:
Heather Cartland | May 25, 2013 at 11:44 pm
I see more than one of us likes green :) Really like the font used on the title. Nice photos! What a cute frog family too.
Posted By:
Julie Oconnor | May 24, 2013 at 12:42 am
It's amazing how many green things are popping up in this challenge. My mother's favorite color was green and it's also my daughter's. These look like they could have come from a magazine ad. Great job.
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Diane Cook | May 23, 2013 at 7:24 pm
Pretty colors. I have a little frog that is very much like that one that I've had since high school (a VERY long time!) I like the limes too - AND the candy - want to dig in...
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Nancy Sanders | May 23, 2013 at 3:59 pm
Love the frog family!! Adorable! You are right, the layering of the limes does give depth and this is a really interesting photo. I want to reach out and grab that apple, too! Nice job!
Posted By:
Lori Hanson | May 23, 2013 at 3:37 am
