Here is what I usually buy, colorwise:

I had to search a long time to find this old Chalk Ink pad in Warm Red. Likewise a couple of bottles of red from Golden sets. Then I went and bought the Liquitex tube of Pyrrole Crimson, and another jar of some kind of bright red.

My first set of Red cards. I am not wild about any of these cards. But, remember, I am trying to NOT rely on collage so much, so that is an extra challenge thrown into the mix.
You will see off to the right a notebook cover I did using red. It's a sketch book for my nephew.

Your cards look great. I like the quote about the chess pieces.
ReplyDeleteI find I use red more in my art than I do in my life....but I'm not continuing on with the index cards. Three solid months was enough for me!
I find I've been using reds, oranges and browns more in my work. I go more for blues, greens and pinks, usually.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, I just used a couple of your Starbucks stickers in my ICADs for September. Just blogged about it today. I decided to go for the challenge one more month. I stopped, and then found I was missing the daily artwork. It's almost like physical exercise for me.
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