Color me
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Pretty - looks like an advert image for the pencil product!

Put some color in your life
by Judi

Comment:
Very clever - what an obliging model! Top 3 I predict!

Undulation
by CEJ

Comment:
ooooo - what a nice set up. Hope this does well!

Color Of Life
by bonjovi

Comment:
Pretty heart design in the wood and the white outline...intriguing how that formed in the middle of it all.

Watercolors
by sfmorris

Comment:
This is so intriguing... knowing DPC, I am wondering what this idea would have looked like on a black background and an extreme close up or crop?

Interior design
by vawendy

Comment:
I love the colour palette in this composition: his hair tones, the wall, the colour choices of wall scribbles...they all blend. Personally I would have cropped tighter off the bottom.

Colour Pallette
by Crafty

Comment:
I'm not sure, but I think my eye wants the focus on the pencil tips and it's disconcerting having to find the focus...which is on the wood. Nice composition however.

Outside the Lines
by desertsnail

Comment:
Oh yes - almost went for this idea myself!!! Great minds .... anyway, couldn't think of an idea for the face art so went another route! Love the red black and white palette. Great.

Magical Crayons
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Great idea - intricate work isolating the coloured sections. Good work.

Peter Pan and the Lost Boys
by faery

Comment:
Processing happened by way of an accident. I had trouble with my White Balance and when I got home, the series were overly saturated in BLUE! Loved the content, but the blue was over-powering and I was almost in tears with disappointment. What happened next I think is a form of primitive cross processing, because I applied The Draganizer filter program to the image, which does a whole lot of things: pulls out contrast and warmifies (thus subduing the blues). It was very much a touch of the button to set the Draganizer program running.

We live and learn. I rather liked the result and processed the rest of the images from the outing in the same way. Really gives them a stylistic punch.