For this part, it's mostly going to be blocks of paint. They're very shaped-focused instead of the usual brushstroke-focused. I was using the big brush a lot, so that was mainly the reason. :D

This one is quite close to my usual palette. I love pinks with violets and this reminds me of my art done in 2022. If I don't follow a certain color palette as a guide, then I would most likely choose these colors anyway.

I try to keep the colors balanced on the canvas so I always end up filling the whole thing. A big white space would be nice, and something I would do for next time. :D

I followed a color palette from the generator for this one. It reminds me of camouflage in the military lol except this one's more designer-coded. I really like it without the orange lines and when I added them, I regret it a bit. No big deal though, can just be done again next time. :D

Looking at the work now, it kinda looks like there's someone wearing a cowboy hat while riding a vehicle while also looking at a scope with a fan blade in front. XD I think you can see where or what I'm talking about haha.

This one's my favorite. That vivid red with the blues just look so good. I even like the shapes and the brushstrokes. To me, it looks like a masterpiece even though it was done on a sketchbook with probably only 20 minutes time spent on it.

This is why I love doing this. It's so low mental activity, low worry, but very rewarding in the end especially if I like the piece I made. If I didn't like it, I simply move on and not feel guilty about "wasting" a canvas or paint. :D

This one looks like a floating island to me. I love mixing the paint on the paper, before they dry completely. :D I have observed that putting the colors with the same temperature beside each other will look good together and will look more harmonious.

Which one's your favorite?

I really love the third one and will most likely use that palette in my painting on a canvas at some point. :D