I haven‘t started yet with the winter colours but here are my choices for the books I read and paired with #Pantone25 until now.
Second board! Now to the fall/winter colors. Thank you @Lauredhel for the #pantone2025 challenge, this is so much fun!
Repost for @Lauredhel
The 2nd half of the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is HERE!
This challenge is based on Fashion Week seasonal trend colours, this time for the northern hemisphere Autumn and Winter. Please note there are TWO grids - for London (orange border) and NY (mauve border).
See original posts for more information including color names:
London - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2885932
New York - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2885933
The 2nd half of the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is HEEERE!
This challenge is based on Fashion Week seasonal trend colours, this time for the northern hemisphere Autum and Winter. Please note there are TWO grids - for London (orange border) and NY (mauve border).
To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. There are no other rules! Colours are listed in text in comments. Share and enjoy.
@litsyevents
The 2nd half of the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is HEEERE!
This challenge is based on Fashion Week seasonal trend colours, this time for the northern hemisphere Autum and Winter. Please note there are TWO grids - for London (orange border) and NY (mauve border).
To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. There are no other rules! Colours are listed in text in comments. Share and enjoy.
@litsyevents
I think i forgot to post this when I finished it, and the other one‘s done too I just haven‘t updated it. Looking forward to the Fall/Winter colors!!
#pantone2025
#HaikuADay #HaikuHive
Stuck in traffic on the way home but I saw three rainbows that inspired today‘s haiku:
Spotted three rainbows
Traffic jam? No worries, sis!
Watch as nature smiles
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Uhh. I don't know about this. I will never read Infinite Jest. Or House of Leaves. If there was a question about a mystery in an English village, I missed it. Or, more accurately, for me "a book by an author who wrote one book you loved and two you hated, but maybe this one will be good??" Plot isn't as important to me as mood. I love a book where nothing happens, but the narrator had a lot of Thoughts. Or an English mystery. Or a children's book.
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