Last Day of August for Fiery Tuesday | COLOR CHALLENGE : Orange / Bronze Tuesday (8.31.21)

Welcome back everyone. It's been a few weeks since I participated in the Color Challenge. Hope you're having a good start to your week. Can't believe summer is almost over. Fall is approaching quickly as the start of the new school year is now here.

I wanted to share with you today various images that reflect the colors orange, bronze, and fiery for Tuesday. I love those colors as they are vibrant. However, orange is a bit too loud for me as a decorating pattern choice and personal wardrobe choice.

In addition to my own personal photos, I also design digital images. I have included images from three digital drawing programs that I like to work with.

MY PERSONAL PHOTO INVENTORY

On a vacation one year, I happen to be outdoors when we were treated with fireworks. We were crossing a parking lot when the fireworks started. I didn't know how to hurriedly switch my camera to night vision. So this image was the best I could do to capture the moment.

APOPHYSIS 2.09

I recently designed several dozen fractals with the Apophysis 2.09 Fractal Rendering program. As you know, a fractal is an image created utilizing mathematical coordinates. The program uses a grid that contains triangles for your use in maneuvering the coordinates. Moving the coordinates to different locations results in a new image.

You need to render the flames in order to create the image. This procedure will then allow you to save the fractal. I love the fractal design below. The drawing almost resembles the face of a dragon.

Bomomo

Bomomo is a digital drawing program that produces abstract images. The set of drawing tools are wonderful to work with. Each tool you work with contains a specific set of drawing patterns of flow a colors that randomly change when you make specific moves with your mouse. If you want to fully grasp how powerful the tools are, practice is the key. You'll be able to produce images in the form of circles, diagrams, hexagons, and other patterns.

Nvidia Gaugan AI Digital Drawing Program

In working with the Nvidia Gaugan AI Digital Drawing program, the drawing canvas allow me to draw my brushstrokes. The program then interprets those brushstrokes and produces digital images. The features available are mountains, trees, brush, hills, rivers, seas, water, sky, clouds, flowers, rocks, bridges, buildings, houses, and platforms. These are only a few that turn out in beautiful detail.

Below are a few of my digital drawings. I've learned how to produce nice images for mountains and clouds, together with landscapes.

I hope you like my Tuesday orange, bronze, and fiery images. If you'd like to learn about any of the program mentioned here, let me know.

Also, if you'd like to join in the daily Color Challenge, then check out the details below and in the Color Challenge Community.

COLOR CHALLENGE by @kalemandra

^{Image created in Canva utilizing its free bckgrnd w/free image by 512893 at Pixabay}

The Color Challenge is an awesome Community that allows you to post twice a day images in your collection that represent the assigned colors for each day of the week. On the Community page, I took the liberty of copying the different colors for each day so that I could share them with you in case you decided to participate in this fun challenge of locating pictures that match the particular color.