Organized Colour #7

Organized Colour — a scene that balances chaos and symmetry, where vibrancy meets intention. Imagine a sunlit art studio with tall windows casting golden light onto the wooden floor. Across one long wall is an enormous canvas, not yet finished but already dazzling — swaths of red, gold, cerulean, and violet are laid out with precision. Each hue forms crisp geometric patterns, almost like a kaleidoscope paused mid-turn. Beneath the canvas, small jars of paint are arranged in a perfect gradient—reds flowing into oranges, into yellows, and so on—like a rainbow caught and tamed. Brushes of varying sizes sit neatly beside them, each tip stained from deliberate strokes. The artist, wearing a splattered apron, steps back with calm eyes, taking in the scene. They aren’t chasing spontaneity. Here, colour is not wild—it is curated, stacked, balanced, like a visual symphony conducted by a steady hand. Even the chaos has order, and even the mess tells a story—Organized Colour is beauty by design. Bud Haslett: FOMO-FUD April 2025 Image from NightCafe – Ideogram 2a Turbo / Preset: Color Painting Words from ChatGPT-4.0