clairyfairy

I think I was born a Colour Lover. When everyone else wanted to stick with neutrals, I liked the deep colours of black and navy with brights and lights.

I was a Deep Autumn Palette but over the years I have grown towards a Clear Spring because I am getting older and my skin and hair colour is changing. I was born in the Spring and as I have aged I suit the clearer colours of that pretty season, and still love the colours of the daffodils and the greens of new grass, beautiful pinks, poppy reds and hot turquoises. Yet, when the Autumn comes, the dying leaves bring a cheer to my heart, with their glorious oranges, reds and yellows.

Sixteen years ago, I lived on the edge of the Lake District and on my way to work, I would drive through scenery exploding with the colours of autumn and on cold crisp days, observe the snap of a turquoise sky against the deep dark greens of the still lakes and mirrored in them the glories of autumnal colour.

Now, I live in the greys of the city, and enjoy the colour of modernism in all its forms. Then, I began to create my own websites, and I found that I could add my own colourful personality to them. I rediscovered my inner most joys. Colour Lovers, has only intensified that array of colour invention that feeds my soul.

Yes, I was born a Colour Lover, and now as a Colour Analyst and Business Management Consultant, I want to teach the whole world to love it too. Why? Because it is a positive injection in a colourless world, a world full of greed and self, war and famine. Colour was created to inspire our lives, and yet we have squandered it.

Colour is paradise, and a promise kept. A time when my father (who called me 'clairyfairy')and I will enjoy an Eden-like garden again.

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