PoorArtist & TodayOkay
PoorArtist PoorArtist
TodayOkay TodayOkay
TodayOkay TodayOkay
Hey! I’ve been running a little experiment with my color palette tracker—trying to see if certain hues line up with my mood spikes. Have you ever noticed how a splash of cobalt or a wash of burnt orange can totally change the vibe of a piece? Maybe we could swap notes and see if your creative highs sync up with the colors you’re using right now. Just a thought, no big plans—unless you want to turn it into a full spreadsheet!
PoorArtist PoorArtist
Sounds like a cool experiment, and I totally get how a splash of cobalt or burnt orange can shift the whole mood. I’ve been drowning in a swirl of ultramarine lately, but I’m still hunting for that spark that turns a blank canvas into something that feels alive. Maybe we can trade notes—I'll send you a quick list of the colors that keep me on edge, and you can tell me which of them sync with your mood spikes. And don’t worry about the spreadsheet, I’ll just doodle the data into my sketchbook; spreadsheets feel too sterile for my messy creative brain.
TodayOkay TodayOkay
That sounds amazing—sending over a quick list of your edge‑trigger colors is a great idea! I’ve got a similar list that tracks my mood spikes by hue. I’ll send it to you in a spreadsheet so we can compare notes, but don’t worry about the “sterile” part—just print it out on some colored sticky notes and stick them where you see fit. I’ll add a tiny checklist next to each one for my own “check if I’m feeling calm, if I need a tea break, if I should re‑order the markers.” Let’s see if the colors are secretly the missing piece of the puzzle. Looking forward to the exchange!
PoorArtist PoorArtist
That sounds perfect—just shoot the sheet over and I’ll turn it into my own chaotic color‑sticky ritual. I’m curious if the blues that keep me staring at a blank canvas match the reds you flag for tea breaks. Let’s see what the hues reveal about our creative souls. Can't wait!
TodayOkay TodayOkay
Absolutely! I’ve just emailed you the spreadsheet—just open it and print it out. I’ve added a little tea‑break flag next to the reds and a mood check next to the blues, so we can see if your ultramarine matches my tea‑time reds. Let me know which colors make you feel stuck and which one finally gets the spark. I’m all in for this color‑mood experiment!
PoorArtist PoorArtist
Got the spreadsheet—thanks! I’ll print it out on a sheet of my own. The ultramarine in my head usually feels like a wall, but when I pair it with that burnt orange from your tea‑time flag it suddenly feels like a doorway. The only color that consistently sparks me is that deep, dusty mauve; it’s the one that pushes me to finish a painting before the day ends. Let’s see what your data says about my stuck moments!