#Colour Therapy

[colormush]

[foreverfitnesspositivity]

Using colours to lift our mood is not a new science. The ancient Greeks and Egyptians were the first to discover the therapeutic healing of colour

[moonjube]

The Rainbow Fuzz collection.

🌈 Black Rainbow

☁️ Above The Clouds

🍄 Mushroom Masquerade

🦋 The Butterfly Effect

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[jennifer-lawrence-lopez]

Objects by…

[luce-723]

Stitch/Weave on Canvas.

This was my stitch on canvas that I made using embroidery threads. I have approximately 20-30 different coloured embroidery threads all different shades. I opted to use more or less every colour, I was aiming for vibrancy and contrast. I feel working with colours enables me to enjoy the process more. If I was working solely with monochromatic colours, I would become bored. It wouldn’t catch my eye like the above does. I took photos every so often to show how the canvas progressed with each new hue added. The stitching looks like weaving, when the threads interlace and overlap each neighbouring thread. This adds dimension.

I worked on a canvas that had been stretched over a wooden frame and in turn, made it not possible for me to reach the ends of the canvas because I was unable to stitch through each side. I stitched around the wooden base instead looping the thread around to create almost a haphazard border.

[minigirl87]

I thought I'd share how helpful I find colour therapy for my depression and anxiety. I've struggled this last week and couldn't really concentrate and be interested in my hobbies. But this completely washed my mind in calmness. I recommend anyone try it. Plus, it's fun as well as feeling achievement ❤️.

[chrissieday]

New Two into One Nuno Felt

Look on the Bright side or maybe you feel it’s a hot Pastel day This shawl / scarf ticks all boxes for all seasons twixt April to September Brightly Brigitte Pastel Paulette When silk and wool meet in my studio Alchemy occurs. Plus the magic of design creates and Bright and a Pastel The choice is all yours Both Sides Now

[popaura]

[fribe-mimi]

Shen Jiu & Liu Qingge

[colormush]

[richs-pics]

The sun brings golden light to a misty morning

[doritodemon13]

What’s it like in the Theraprism?

What can I say…

They forced wanted me to wear some stupid orange suit with my name on it. :(

(Orange isn't even my colour)

They also banned me from the only activity that I enjoyed.

(I only painted me torturing the pines family three times, and the other two were drawings of me killing Stanley)

So, I had to switch to group therapy circle…

Which means I'm sitting in a circle with a bunch of idiots.

(Note to self: get yourself banned from that and go to solo yoga)

That's why I started this Blog

(because the axolotl said it would help)

☝️I'm also doing this in my room when I'm bored

(It helps more than the stupid group therapy circle)

At least I have my stanford plush :)

(The only great thing here beside my blog)

[aworldofendlesswonder]

oh hama bead sg-1 we're really in it now

[luce-723]

Reverse Side.

This is the reverse side of the canvas that I stitched into using embroidery thread. Compared to the opposite side of the canvas, it is a lot more chaotic. The final outcome resonated with me on a personal level because it the front side is very much tidy and organised, like how people would view me but the reverse side is how I feel on the inside almost - chaotic, messy, haphazard. The images above are full of excitement and vibrancy and I didn’t pay much attention to it when I was in the process of stitching because I was concentrating on the front side. I guess I wanted it to look ‘perfect’ but that begs the question of, what is perfect?

[robo-milky]

He gives me chihuahua energy

(Redraw <3)

[sillyrabbit81]

Henry Cavill: Do it for Durrell Challenge 2016