Returning to an old block, using paint that dried up in containers - just add water and it comes back to life!
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| Start with grey |
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| Or start with green (algae, perhaps?) |
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| The second layer is blue |
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| The work area is getting chaotic |
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At the end of the session - two layers each, one more to go,
next time - experiment with colours |
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| Ready for next time |
Before "next time" I hope to start cutting a reduction block. It's been on my mind for a while, even to the point of jotting down a few ideas, and cogitating on a few photos seen on instagram -
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| Too simple? Needs to be large, with strong colour? |
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| Positive and negative, not sure that would work |
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Using gouge-marks to make areas of different
tones - would the registration have to be perfect? |
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Love the way the subtle red lines work, and the texture from
rolling oily ink on - how to get that with watercolour?
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A pack of carefully cut circles, made in 2009 and rediscovered
in 2019 included some ideas |
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| Or maybe this, a printout of a screenshot of a photo? |
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