Colors

Green

Monochrome is all about sticking to one color and playing around with its different shades. So, if you are going for a green monochrome vibe, you can mix it up with any shade of green you like—dark, light, or anything in between—but keep it all green, no other colors allowed!

B&W

Reducing the image to shades of one color forces emphasis on composition, lines, and balance! #almostmonochrome

Grey

Monochromes help emphasize textures by removing the distractions of color, allowing an exploration of light, shadow, and contrast!

Blue

In the closet they lie,fabrics untouched, unseen,Layers of folds, where time has been keen…..

Rainbow

🐊 Crocodile Green

It's sheer Light here that's defining the mood, texture,structure of the image. The light and shadow play helps in storytelling and composition, esp. when there is “only one color” in the discussion.

Bright Yellow

Bright yellow🟡, hard to ignore.A walking highlighter, and so much more!

White

I love the way monochrome compositions showcase simplicity and minimalism. Embroidery is full of tiny details—floral motifs, loops, and patterns. I feel in a single color, each stitch and texture is highlighted well, emphasizing the craftsmanship of the fabric.

Red

So, I went to our routine vegetable vendor, for ideas.He was totally into it and pulled out all the red goodies he had. We have pomegranates, strawberries🍓, 🍎 apples, Amaranth(reddish-pink), plastic 🙄bound tomatoes 🍅!