The limits of my collection of wax crayons and oil pastels frustrated me at times but of course those boundaries pushed me to make discoveries. I also had a devil of a time getting photographs that showcase the color I see with my eye, and you'll see that the color varies widely in many of the before and after pix; that just plain irritated me!
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| Color #1, exploration started |
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| Color #1, exploration enhanced |
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| Color #2, exploration started |
5 comments:
Just a note about photography and monitors,amazing how different they look on my mobile vs computer. Very interesting studies, love the stamp patterns. Holidays have started...wishing you Happy New Year,even if you don't celebrate.
Love the subtle marks, they draw you in for a closer look ;)
Carol, thanks for your input on the differences in color from monitor to monitor; it helps me realize that instead of getting my knickers in a twist about one little thing I can't control, I can just rest in the fact that I have no control over anything—truly, it's a relief! Happy holidays to you, too. A new year starts every day : )
Thanks for your thoughts about the subtle marks, Sheila. I agree. When I first watched the demo video in my lesson, I thought, Really?? They looked like nothing. But, as you suggest, they have their own power. They draw you in for a closer look, and get your eyes exploring to see what else might be 'hiding' somewhere.
Each day a New Year...great concept!
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