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| Planets of Durham, stitched watercolor, 2014. |
But I didn't care, because it was an experiment with trying different techniques.
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| Detail of textures. |
I haven't figured out how to bring the solvent ink shapes into my stitched watercolors. I think it might be able to work with a far simpler background image.
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| First go around of planets. |
Next time I'll keep it quieter.
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| I experimented with solvent ink hexagons. |
But, even if this is an overboard, failed piece, I like it because I was reminded how much I love color and how much I have to be selective with it.
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| Too much going on, but it was a fun learning process. |
Time to get back to playing.
There is no "failed" art Woman! I love the busy piece! Lotsa energy going on! Perfect for a work space or kitchen or any place you need positive energy!
ReplyDeleteI definitely don't see this as a failure. There's a lot going on but I think it works. There's a lot to take in visually, but I don't think that's a bad thing. I really love the solvent ink hexagons, I think that works really, really well. I like the long lines too!
ReplyDeleteI agree...not a failure by any means. I really like the bright colors and the layers you create.
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1. What am I working on?
2. How does my work differ from others of its genre?
3. Why do I create what I do?
4.How does your creating process work?