I have worked further into the drawings I started last week.

More ink, more wax, more bleach.

I have also cut out some of the moths wing sections to add surface interest.

I do like the added colour of the orange, but

I am drawn to the faded, monochromatic quality the bleached ink gives.

Both these drawings are a means to an end and I would like to try to achieve this quality in a print or an enamel.
4 comments:
Looks like you're having a lot of fun. The cut out wings look fantastic, are you going to add another layer behind? I too love the monochromatic look but the orange has a warm glow reminiscent of weathered metals - lovely.
Stunning work, really beautiful.
Absolutly amazing.
These 'experiments' as you call them are incredibly beautiful- they look like finished works to me. My experiments do not look this good!
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