by Stephanus 10 Replies latest jw friends
...I've run out of yellow! LOL
Actually, I do have something left called "Lemon Yellow Hue", which has the chemical name "nickel titanate". The information I have on this pigment is that it is dull, weak and lacking in substance. Sounds like the perfect way to represent Comforter/Dunsscot!
Okay, I'm exaggerating a little - I do have some yellow left. Below are some swatches of the yellows I have around at the moment:
Top left is Lemon Yellow
Bottom left is Cadmium Yellow
Bottom left is the nickel titanate, the weak and unpleasant pigment.
I also have "Winsor Yellow" and "New Gamboge", two yellows which aren't very lightfast - they fade on exposure, yet another great way to represent Dunsscot...er Comforter! LOL
Another problem I've encountered - it's hard to paint something that doesn't stay in the same spot for long. Dunsscot/Comforter takes a powder as soon as people realise he's here sniffing around - kinda like Gollum...
My aunt painted her unit the Lemon Yellow colour on the top left there. At first it seemed a bit bright, but it lifted the mood of the place.
Prisca, of the Didn't-Really-Have-A-Comment-Re-The-Thread-But-Thought-She-Would-Say-It-Anyway Class
It's amazing what a bright gaudy colour can do to "lift the mood" of a house. Our loungeroom was in standard non-descript beige until my wife got over-excited with a roller...
LOL..lol...
I changed my mind, I'm not going to say anything.
I've seen some nice pictures of comforters in catalogues online....
I suppose you could also substitute pictures of duvet covers... that might work too
Love, Scully
Checked out your Sears catalogue , Scully. Found a nice line in reversible comforters:
"Reversible" seems like another adjective which suits Comforter/Dunsscot... LOL
My aunt painted her unit the Lemon Yellow colour on the top left there.
Hey, Prisca - I painted my unit Yellow once; but my wife didn't like it. She said if she wanted to be violated by a fruit, she'd buy some of those Richard Simmons exercise videos!
-- M
Edited by - Michael3000 on 6 January 2003 15:27:5
..."my wife got over-excited with a roller"...
This is the part I want to discuss .
