In this piece is also a byproduct of Monday's painting. I made a color copy of the original piece and then brushed clean water over the paper. This caused the ink to bleed and soften. I then wove this together with a piece of notebook paper. I am really pleased with the way the text on the white paper becomes more texture than writing, and the way that in turn interacts with the image of the face. I also find it fascinating how many different things can result from one orginal piece.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
"Drowning"
In this piece is also a byproduct of Monday's painting. I made a color copy of the original piece and then brushed clean water over the paper. This caused the ink to bleed and soften. I then wove this together with a piece of notebook paper. I am really pleased with the way the text on the white paper becomes more texture than writing, and the way that in turn interacts with the image of the face. I also find it fascinating how many different things can result from one orginal piece.
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I love that you stick with the same piece and come up with so many different answers using the same materials... so creative.
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