lizruestThis is less monochrome than usual for one of my textures. I combined a bunch of teal paint and scribbles, and there wasn't enough there, so I layered in some browns. Now we're talking!
Oooh, I did make a thing this week, for #TextureTuesday. A couple of watercolour washes, some batik in blue, topped with a recent gelli plate impression of a collage. Time to try it out as a layer...
Such fine detail, pulled as a print from a textured collage. That, and more, in my week of works in progress, on my site: https://www.lizruest.com/2024/wip-week-25/
An irregular grid as a street separator, seen on an art outing last week in #Seattle.
My trip to Van Dusen Botanical Gardens last week, merged together into a new texture.
Spotted while running errands -- glad I looked down!
Several nudges to test my gel printing setup -- finally did it! Thanks to @nikkiana for one, an online discussion for another, and the final prompt, a fine bunch of fennel fronds...
From our summer adventure, a pebble beach (Exmouth, UK) with texture added from an old boat in the Faroes.
Inspired by the texture I found out in the urban wilds, I decided to start with a digitally built colour and add just a bit more. I'm still calling it a layer, not a piece, but it's an exploration, coming at minimal by adding less, rather than subtracting more.
Oh! I forgot about this from last year -- I asked my eye doctor for a copy of my retinal scans. Because any digital file can be layered, of course! #TextureTuesday #BetterWithTexture #TextureHunterGatherer
