I don't like to flight either ;)
The colors bring your artwork into a new dimension. Fire is red and the sky is blue, and you can show it in color to the viewers. It's like when my parents exchanged the old monochrome TV for a color TV when I was a child: You need less phantasy when you watch, because you don't need to imagine how the fire looks in color, but it looks so much better now :)
Thank you for another great work, my friend @barski :)
I welcome you my Dear friend @Johannpiber! It also reminds me of the transition from black-and-white to color TV, but I'm not sure that I am ready to abandon the monochrome perception of the surrounding world)) Color pictures, they look like a game, and monochrome, it’s harder to put your feelings, but if it worked out, he is stronger. It is like a case when the choice is between a classic kitchen and a high-tech kitchen. I make a choice in the direction of the classics)) Good night to you, my friend!
Good morning my friend :)
I would prefer the high-tech kitchen ;) but you are right, and you should not abandon the monochrome drawings.
The monochrome images require more of the viewer, he must think and use his imagination. Monochrome images are more difficult to create and pose a challenge somehow to the artist and the viewer.
Have a great day, my friend @barski :)