Tuesday, 13 August 2013

Picture 1 (Heartsease Flower)
From afar this flower can be easily mistaken as a butterfly!

Picture 2 (Gazania Tiger Stripe)

Picture 3
Looks like a painter just can't be bothered to finish his artwork?

When it comes to colours, it is necessary to observe from nature. What have more palette of colours than flowers? Deep purple, yellow, orange, red, white, this palette of colours on the flowers I found while taking a stroll in the Flower Dome gave me feelings of happiness, calmness yet energetic. I love the contrasting colours on some flowers (pic 1 &2) like deep purple and yellow, the colours really jumped out of the bushes of dark green attracting so much attention. Nature does provide a great example of gradation of colour. I noticed the perfect gradation of colour on one flower (pic 2), from dark to light purple and this gradation combined with white is just beautiful to see. Not only that, the "washed" colour on a red flower (pic 3) is really interesting, to me the flower looks like it's been bleached out. 

Picture 4
The stripy purple and white flowers (Petunia) somehow reminds me of lollipop!

Picture 5

Just imagine these flowers without the white tip on each petal, I think it becomes less "cute"! :P

Looking closely to each type of flower, each has its own beautiful part whether it is the shape or the colour or just simple white tip at the end of each petal. There are so much to see on just a single flower because each part is so beautiful!



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