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I have been working on color inspiration no.4 but truth is I am still very much drawn to this feminine color palette. This time I wanted a more elegant touch with yellow metals, gray and sand. It’s not that girly but still very soft yet sophisticated. Nude and pale-pink, two colors that have become meanwhile timeless are evolving, showing us different shades every season with countless combinations. Pink can become soft and dusty or be bolder with a bubble-gum effect. There is always a New Pink coming up every season.
Whereas nude stays soft but eventually evolves into sand or become slightly peachy with some more orange in it. In general terms, this palette is just what I love most. And my favorite combos to go with are white, gray, black and gold. G, x
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While reading Pablo Picasso’s autobiography, I found myself drawn not only to the artists of early twentieth-century Paris, but to
