Let’s talk about the colour wheel! 🎨 It’s one of those classic art tools we all learned about at some point, primary, secondary, complementary colours, and all those cute little slices of the rainbow. I’ll be honest: I almost never use it when I’m creating. My process is much more about intuition, play, and seeing what happens when I mix and match colours on the fly. But here’s the thing: even if I don’t pull out a colour wheel, I do think it’s a brilliant tool for understanding how colours can work together (or clash in the most interesting ways!). If you’re ever feeling stuck or want to try something new, spinning the wheel can spark ideas you might not have considered, like pairing opposites for bold contrast or choosing analogous colours for a softer, harmonious vibe. So, while I might not use the colour wheel in my day-to-day art-making, I love that it’s there as a guide for anyone who wants a little extra confidence or inspiration with colour choices. And sometimes, just knowing the “rules” makes it even more fun to break them! Do you use the colour wheel in your art, or do you prefer to trust your instincts? I’d love to hear how you approach colour in your own creative process!

Welcome to ART CLUB!!! I'm sooooo excited to be starting this new club. Please introduce yourselves and share a pic of one of your creations if you like. Don't by shy, we're all lovely arty people here who love seeing all levels and types of arty stuff. 😍