Knock on the Unexpected With Colour Surprise

Knock on the Unexpected With Colour Surprise

"I like nonsense. It wakes up the brain cells."

Why, many thanks to Dr. Seuss, so do we. And what better thanks to adding zing to the brain than to possess colors awesome everywhere the place. In our world, we will have a mauve sun and raspberry clouds. Hair, clothes, walls, furniture or shoes - colors have the facility to require them to a different level. That's why we'd like to travel beyond and experiment. Yes, it is a thing.

So without further ado, let's start twiddling with colors.

The question is the way to set about it...

To get your thinking caps on, we've put together some color trends that are all ripples, splash, and waves. That said, whichever colors you select to play with, need to be a mirrored image of your personality and should not be chosen to please others. Also, have you ever ever wondered what exactly may be a trend? A generic definition would be that a trend is simply many people following one thing. And since we are just not about following, we're about walking at our own pace, let's step aside whether or not these different color combos are trending.

Warning: ditch playing it safe.

So, here goes a vibrant palette of 5:

1. Muted greens and fiery reds - If a touch of greenery with a bloom of red looks good on nature, then why not on you?

2. Wine and purple - Throw these offbeat ones together... let there be enjoyable!

3. Aqua blue, lavender and teal - For those times once we whisper honeyed words.

4. Yellow and mint green - Because I would like it that way. And, once during a while, I prefer to offer red a rest from being the brilliant one. Night, night red. Hey, sunshine.

5. Dark and green - Try it and continue tossing which one is predominant. plow ahead with any shade... of green.

'buts' of color combos

Like with each beneficial thing, this list also comes with a 'but'. Lucky for you, the 'but' doesn't accompany rough edges.

1. Don't consider this as an unusual color hackathon. Simply put, don't go everywhere the place making weird combos.

2. If it hurts the attention, remove.

3. Larry Tesler invented the copy-paste command for a purpose different from the color combo. Making up colors may be a trial and error thing and not a replica from here and their stuff.

4. Ask why before you begin combining. is that the purpose to make a visible feast, be daring, look different or suit the mood? Clarity may be a much-needed rarity.

5. And lastly, do not be so serious. Play.

Wrapping it up...

So, there's never an end to the nonsense. It's a vast edition. Till we meet again, keep nonsensing.