HW9- Color Inspiration




I actually took this image about a year ago and grown to love it. I have an edited version as well with selected color of the broach. I chose this image because it has a color scheme you do not see everyday. You can see the shadows of the image and see where the light hits the broach. You can see the lightest and darkest parts of the image. It has blues, pinks, while, and a little yellow in the middle of the flower. I think the color go great together. The yellow really stands out even though there is very little of it. 
The pixelated version, you can see all the the different tints of the blue periwinkle color. You can see three different yellows, and different shades of the pink. You could also make out a black to white color scheme from this image.

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