I couldn't wait to try out more variations and strokes with "the brush"; what I hadn't realized is how long I would spend on setting up; measuring, lying down the tape, masking, all for that brief moment of whoosh. And then it's over. And it's back to setting up.
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| Split, 30 x 22 in, mixed media, 2014 |
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| The Circle, 30 x 22 in, mixed media, 2014 |
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| Wavy gravy, 30 x 22 in, mixed media on paper, 2014 |
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| practicing the whoosh, piles of practice paper while trying to get exactly the right amount of ink in the brush, 2014 |
from where I'm sitting it was worth it for the whoosh!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maureen, I love doing smaller work then it's time to break out!
DeleteSo COOL! I like the total effect/look!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue, I'm having fun!
DeleteIsn't it interesting how some of the simplest images are so complex in the making? The practice sheets look like a possible series as well. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThat's the part I keep forgetting Victoria, and after a while I just need to move the energy around. Helps me move [in more ways that one.] Thanks
DeleteThere's a trash can in my studio that would gladly accept any overflow whooshes! Just saying...
ReplyDeleteLove your comment Jennifer, thanks for my morning giggle!
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