So, I took the orange from the flecks in the carpet (which was shades of green with flecks of orange) that runs through the rest of the area- you can see the same shade in the lettering on the green set of canvasses earlier. I used a dark brown aerosol to spray a pool ball (cross planet/energy vortex to my way of thinking, that I often use) which ties in with the cappuccino canvas. I stuck to brown & orange for the lettering & most of the splashes.
The final touch was the pool-table blue splashes- how considerate of them to get the perfect contrasting colour for me, lol (blue being opposite orange on the colour wheel). Just a small amount of blue gave it instant 'zing' & lifted the whole piece.... I wonder if I would have thought of it if the table hadn't been there??
I chose light hearted quotations to relieve the stress of work, for an area which is for fun & recreation:
When you get to the end of your tether,
tie a knot in it and hang on.
A pessimist is someone who puts the light on
to see how dark it is.
A real pessimist looks at a doughnut and only sees the hole.
No one ever ruined their eyesight by looking on the bright side.
I would have loved to see all 3 sets of canvasses hung in situ, but photographs never arrived, never mind. All in all I think I managed to provide 3 quite different pieces of art/calligraphy, that should link all the areas of the room together.
tie a knot in it and hang on.
A pessimist is someone who puts the light on
to see how dark it is.
A real pessimist looks at a doughnut and only sees the hole.
No one ever ruined their eyesight by looking on the bright side.
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