Until today I didn’t know what BURNT SIENNA was. I think I captured it well with a little help from photo shop, but to get a better idea of the scope and breadth of the color why don’t you go to Jennifer’s site by clicking the underlined link and see how others have depicted BURNT SIENNA.

I am sharing the color palette burnt orange in this post in response to Jennifer Nichole Wells Color Your World Challenge. You can join Jennifer’s challenge and check out what her other contributors are offering by clicking the underlined link above.

Here is the color I am attempting to match,

Here is my attempt.

Now that orange is really burnt!

I am playing the color matching game again. I am catching up with this post and displaying THE COLOR BROWN. Check out how others saw the color in their photos by clicking the underlined link.

This is the color brown I am matching and my offering is below that.

Now this one is deceptive because I think I can match this color but the photos… well they don’t quite look like this color box, but honestly what is more BRICK RED  than bricks?

Check out other brick reds by clicking the underlined link.

Here are my attempts:

Maybe if I get away from bricks I can get closer to the shade

Hmm. Maybe this…

Today I am catching up on what I think is five days of color matching. The color Jennifer asked us to match on this first day of missing colors is the color BLUSH. Join in the fun by clicking the underlined link.

Here is my attempt at the shade:

Today Jennifer has given us the challenge of showing the color BLUE VIOLET. Actually it was probably yesterday. But you can still click on the link above to see all the Blue Violet the world has to offer.

Here is the shade:

Here is my match:

I’d say that was pretty close!

I am a bit behind, I know, but there is more to write and photograph than there is time to write and photograph in. Here is my submission for Jennifer Nichole Wells’ Color Challenge Blue Green. Check out her other subscribers by clicking the underlined link.