[Schnuffel Bunny]

I had this one sitting in my unsaved art junk for awhile, couldn't come up with any
designs until I heard this cool song, Rameses B - Neon Rainbow.

So catchy this song is, so I'll like for you is to show and tell me their favorite ways to make a perfect rainbow design
and why. You can use an image that would help describe on what your talking about. For example, they love to
do rainbow designs on nail art and hair. 300 Words MAX.

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ends on the 23rd!

[bakuraas.]

username; golden-boy
name; chroman
gender; male
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prompt; [300/300]
"Those who shun the lack of color, shun those who lack happiness. Those who cannot see the color, cannot see the happiness one can show. Those who symbolize happiness with a rainbow, they have never felt what it is like to be hopeless."

Chroman doesn't appreciate the colorful rainbow designs, and tends to do his own thing and uses monochromatic grays to make up his rainbows. He believes that how others react to these images shows so much about them, more than anyone else can properly understand. While most people in his life associated him with the normal, colorful rainbows, he never agreed with them.

Chroman often does these monochromatic designs as graffiti, having learned such techniques from his former art teacher when he was younger. He's respectful of other graffiti artists, and unlike some he knows- would never spray over someone's art without very clear stated permission. He makes his own art entirely monochromatic, but with different shades to imply that there is color beyond it. Some people have tried to color over his art to make it more bright, but often they get the colors wrong.

He's been called many things, unfortunately being insulted by most of the communities he's a part of. The graffiti community says that he's one to stay in line with rules, and to make boring business structures increasingly uninteresting. He's been told by others that his lack of the colors of the rainbow is disrespectful to many people. He doesn't see it. In fact, he believes that his actions are bringing more color to the world, and is one of the most angry statements against businesses and the government.

"What you see as a dull collection of concrete shades, is a wonderful spectrum of light, color, and knowledge of the world to me."

[SilhouetteStation]

username; SilhouetteStation
name; Natalia
gender; Female
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prompt;
Natalia had always been a bit of a wild child; a restless and reckless girl who could never sit still or follow the rules. Unsurprisingly this got her into trouble quite a lot at school, and she was a regular in detention. This didn't seem to bother her much. "I can't help it if you're all boring," she'd say, idly setting fire to paper she'd torn up, and then scowling when her lighter was confiscated.

It seemed only her art teacher saw hidden potential in her. She was the one who really encouraged Natalia to channel her spirit into something more creative, and this led to her discovery of paint pouring.

She was immediately fasinated with this method, and what could be made with such an unconventional technique. She also loved how unpredictable it all was. Yes, she could choose the colors to her liking; bright, neon, colors that suited her indeed - her perfect rainbow. The amount of silicone spray added, something she had to be careful about, and so she had to concentrate and keep a steady hand. The size of the canvas, which suited her fine, because she preferred a large space over a small area to work in.

But once the paint was in the cup, and the cup flipped, then it was out of her control.

She had no say in where the paint would move, or which colors would collide, or how the piece would look in the end. This medium of art almost seemed to calm her down, even when given the torch to bring out the silicone bubbles.

She surprised herself in how much she enjoyed making art like this, and how satisfying it was to create these works and do something productive.

Plus it gave her an excuse to use a blowtorch.

(298/300)

[rain,]

dropping out, gl!

[magpie!]

username; magpie!
name; Safiya
gender; female
image; <---
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what's a childhood without cheap dollar store rainbow scratch offs?
as simple as it is, safiya loves to make scratch off rainbow art! sometimes she picks up the premade paper at her local dollar store, but a lot of times, safiya makes her own! she finds it really relaxing to do random swatches of color, and then watch it all dissapear behind a layer of black paint, only to be scratched off at a later date. she also loves the randomness of the colors when she starts to scratch off a design. you never know what color lies behind the black layer you are scratching off, but it is guaranteed to look fantastic, no matter what! [116/300]

[Rulersrule]

Username; Rulersrule
Name; Sparki
Gender; Female
Image;
Glow in the dark rainbow hair!
Prompt;
Sparki is well-known in the Kalon community as one of the best - if not the best - hair and fur stylists. She's especially well-known for her rainbow designs! She specializes in styling hair and fur; curling, straightening, waving, basic stuff. Her real talent shines when it come to dyeing. She's always able to turn the strangest request into the most beautiful art piece. Rainbow hair and fur is her thing, but she always finds out how to put a twist on it. She recently learned how to make glow in the dark hair dye! With her newly discovered favorite tool, she can do anything. Regular hair or fur? Easy. Dyeing? Gotcha. Glow in the dark? Her favorite! No matter the request, she can always stand out with her amazing fur and hair dyeing skills.

[credit]

username; credit
name; Dutch
gender; non-binary
image; xx
prompt;

It was just another dark and damp evening on the streets of the Bronx. With the aid of the light rain, the night seemed dull and gray, which didn’t seem like much of a change compared to most nights. A hooded kalon strolled through the lonesome streets with a rather heavy black pack that rested upon their back, clinking lightly as the material in the interior rubbed against one another, making their walking pattern known to those that were willing the listen. The kalon soon stopped in the light of a single lamp post that flickered in intervals of two. They paused in their trek, looking up towards the massive brick laden canvas.

They paused to lake a look at their surroundings. Looking once to the left, and once to the right, to check for other life forms that could prohibit their action. Upon finding none they threw down their backpack to pull out the arrangement of cans, shaking them rather vigorously until the paint within was the consistency that was desired and placed them down in a specified color order as they’d overly worry about it otherwise. They rose to their feet and held out their paw, testing the elements to calculate if it would be in their favor, and luckily nature was upon their side and they got to work.

The kalon in question, was known around the community as Dutch, a rather soft spoken individual with a frown permanently plastered upon their face. Words hardly leave his mouth, as they feel that words cannot properly convey the thoughts that float around within their mind and choose to portray these thoughts through their work upon the wall. However, these thoughts don’t rest within a singular color. Each color represents a different emotion behind the thought, creating their rainbows.

[300 words]

[DysphorianAsh]

username; DysphorianAsh
name; Ryland
gender; Male
image; Thought this was cute
prompt; Ryland works at a famous (in his county, at least) hairdressers as manager and head hair dresser. He is known for being able to show other's personalities through their hair. Whether it be dreads, an undercut, shave, etc, he enjoys what he does. He's been at it for a year, having a part time job as a website and game designer.

[f1owercrown]

username; f1owercrown
name; Suzanne (aka Annie, the Potion Witch)
gender; Female
image; different potions & a rainbow one
prompt; [300/300]

Was it against school rules to sell potions outside class? Yes.
Did that stop her from doing what she loved? No.
Despite the troublemaker Annie was, she was known as the famous Potion Witch.

Annie did all sorts of experiments in the wee hours of the morning while her roommate Amariee was asleep. With the countless times spent on creating unique and special potions as if she were the fairy godmother herself, Annie practiced the art of potions and designed specific colors into each for her to differentiate when she gave the concoctions to others. For example:

Sand white, clear blue
temporary ability to breathe in water (one hour).

Hot pink, light violet
temporary love potion (three hours).

Light blue, light pink
induces drowsiness.

Blue, white
induces freezing.

"You can just label them with pen and paper, you know." Amariee would chime in at times. "You waste time dyeing them into your right shades of colors."

"Where's the fun in that?" Annie would then reply. "Magic doesn't have to be restrained to a boring color. Since I don't know how to create colors from the magic of my own wand, I can at least drop a little bit of color into the magical potions I make." She would stretch her arms while gazing at her potion collection. "I mean, isn't this just a lovely rainbow of magical chemicals? It's fascinating!"

Her roommate would respond. "Suit yourself, Annie."

And it did suit herself, Annie thought.

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Her latest project was a neon-rainbow-colored potion inspired by her own body markings. It'd been something she'd been testing for months. So far, it had thirty-seven varying effects depending on external factors. It was the only potion she hadn't for sale just yet.

The neon-rainbow potion was her own wildcard and it was her favorite creation.

[dragonstars]

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