Black Ombre w/ Colourful Circle Grungy Abstract Ar Leggings

Since the trend of multicolored, funky cool leggings grew so popular, you've been in heaven. To be able to express your inner artist, walking around with such creative , artsy patterns covering your legs is thrilling to you. Whether you're at the gym taking a Pilates class or running to the grocery store to pick up something interesting for dinner, you get a kick out of being able to wear patterns on your legs that raise your vibration and let you walk a little more brightly. These leggings aren't for everybody, but for just the right colour-lover who gets a kick out of making a bold fashion statement, these are the workout pants for you. Even if you wear your activewear for less physically active endeavours./// However... It doesn't matter how bold and colourful you love your clothes... there's no way you're wearing leggings that have this much pattern and colour and texture covering your behind. Not fair. Why is it so impossible to find the funky cool designs you need that let you show off your creative personality without accenting your least favourite body part Quite So Much? Here you are. These are for you. The bold, rich colours found on the legs are achieved with my original digital artistic designs. The black overlay is a thank you from your booty. You're welcome./// Alternately, maybe your butt is just fine. You just like the thought of keeping the top part basic and showing off the art on the lower part of your legs. These distinctive leggings provide a solution for you too!/// I decided to add the black ombre layer as an overlay and keep it separate from the artwork. That way you can rotate the art and make sure you get your favourite colour and splashes of artistic texture just where you want, and adjust the black gradient just the way you like. Cover a lot or cover a little. Ta da!/// Remove the black overlay entirely if you'd like the artwork to cover your body from the waist down!/// "All You Can Do" is a digital abstract art design created by combining numerous layers in Photoshop. One of those layers begins with a fairly subtle, curved gradient of bright pink, green, red, yellow, green, purple, then more red. Another shares a cacaphony of perfect circles embedded inside each other like a target or those old fashioned handmade nesting dolls. Yet another layer features an array of freehand circles, drawn on a Wacom digital tablet. All circles begin as bold, black lines. But once combined and interspersed with colours, some parts are smudged, others erased, still others duplicated and shadowed. With Photoshop, layer effects and filters are combined and duplicated until my satisfaction arrives. I had such fun designing this artwork. Bold, colourful, vivid, reminiscent to some of an outer space scene, this unique design defies definition. Which is okay by me!