Hello everyone! I hope everyone's week is going well! I'm currently working on still life and color. It's been a while since I've done drawing exercises so I found some still life examples online and I'm working on them from different POVs and colors. My schedule is still busy so Ive been doing three squares a day. What is everyone else working on??

Word of the Week~ FRAGILE This week’s word is FRAGILE. Fragile doesn’t have to mean weak. It can be something precious. Or something temporary. Something held together by a thread. Glass, wings, old paper, thin ice, a fading memory~ or something that only looks delicate until you get close enough to understand it. What does fragile look like through your eyes? Take the word wherever your imagination wants to go. Illustration, painting, photography, sculpture, fiber, collage, writing, digital work, mixed media~ or something completely unexpected. There’s no right interpretation and no required style. The word is just the starting point~ ✨ Your prompt: FRAGILE Share what you make below, whether it’s a finished piece, a sketch, an experiment, or something still taking shape. We’d love to see where the word takes you.

Hey there, guys! Well i am committed now.. From monday on i will start to do all the prompts and gonna write down everything ahead and what is to come. Many 💎jewels💎 and 💎gems💎 here in this group that i can learn about! Thank you so much for that!! Awesome *Journalling ahead*

A cohesive color palette isn't about limiting your creativity~ Consistency is the goal to keep everything cohesive. Whether you're designing a website, packaging your artwork, building a portfolio, or posting on social media, a thoughtful palette helps your work feel connected~even before someone recognizes your name. A simple palette is often all you need: 💎 Primary Color The color people will associate most with your work or brand. 🌿 Secondary Color Supports your primary color and adds flexibility. ✨ Accent Color Used sparingly to draw attention to important elements like buttons, links, or highlights. ⚪ Light Neutral Creates breathing room and keeps layouts feeling clean. ⚫ Dark Neutral Provides contrast and improves readability. You shouldn't try to use every color equally~ Aim to use each color intentionally~! When the same colors appear consistently across your website, business cards, packaging, social posts, and promotional materials, they become part of your visual identity. People begin to recognize your work before they even read your name. That's the power of a cohesive color palette~! Here's a look at an alternate version of ACI if we had taken a different direction with our brand colors. Revisiting these concepts was a lot of fun. Some of these palettes are from the very beginning of ACI, before our visual identity really started to take shape. In the end, we intentionally chose a foundation of black, white, and neutral tones with gemstone accents. Our goal was simple: let the art take center stage. We wanted our branding to frame the work~ and not to compete with it. For us~ the strongest design decision wasn't choosing more color but knowing when to use less and how~ and an image of ACI's actual brand colors and use ideas~ ^_^