Hello everyone and welcome back to my daily Color Challenge by Hive account@kalemandra. Today is Friday, and that means it's blue, silver, and white color day. I love participating on Fridays because the color combination for those three colors make my favorite shade of gray.

I have always use the color silver in my home decoration. Most of my appliances are either silver or a combination of silver and black. Also, I can find shades of gray color in almost all images.

I have a photo I want to share, together with some digital drawings.

COLOR CHALLENGE by Hive account@kalemandra

^{Image created in Canva utilizing its free bckgrnd w/free image by 512893 at Pixabay}

In the Color Challenge Community, we are allowed to post our images twice a day that correspond with the assigned colors Hive account@kalemandra chose for each day of the week. The different color choices can be found on the Community page in case you decided to participate. I've also listed them below in my post for your convenience.

In addition to my own personal inventory of photos I capture, I also love to design digital images. I found three digital drawing programs that I love to work with.

PHOTOGRAPHS CAPTURED WITH MY CAMERA

While waiting at a retail store, I was able to capture the image below. It's a perfect for for today's blue, silver, and white color theme.

APOPHYSIS 2.09

The first program I love to work with is Apophysis 2.09 Fractal Rendering. This program creates fractals. As you know, a fractal is an image created utilizing mathematical coordinates. The program uses a grid that contains triangles for your use in maneuvering the coordinates. You can spend hours moving the triangle coordinates to different locations to see what image will result.

When you're finished designing your fractal, you can then save it. The flames are what produces the images, so you'll need to render the flames before saving.

The image I chose as my thumbnail is a fractal I created.

Here's another fractal that fits the color scheme for today:

Bomomo

My abstract digital drawing below I created with the program Bomomo. This program you work with online and don't have to download it. The drawing tools are fun to work with. Each tool provides a set of specific patterns with varying colors that change when you maneuver it to different locations.

I found that, in order to understand how each tool reacts, you need to practice. Some of the various abstract images you can create are circles, diagrams, and triangles, and waves.

This image below was easy to draw as it only contains circles and line elements. You can see how the line tool changed color as I reached the top of the drawing canvas. I have no control on which color the tool will change to.

Nvidia Gaugan AI Digital Drawing Program

The Nvidia Gaugan AI Digital Drawing is an online digital drawing program that utilizes brushstrokes on a blank canvas. On the canvas, you produce images by drawing various elements represented by the strokes you make.

The brushstrokes represent features such as clouds, the sky, landscapes such as trees, hills, mountains, seas, rivers, sky, water, rocks, buildings, houses, and flowers. These are only m a few of the features available for your use in creating realistic images.

I located five digital drawings to share with you today.