Abstract using watercolor, acrylic, and oil pastel.
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It’s the white spots that intrigue me. I keep returning to them.
Les
I see an imprtant message, written in a foreign language. The underlining blue lines seem to accentuate the words. The white spots draw attention, as well.
I’m curious as to what the lettering means. My eye goes directly to the white spots and I think the blue spots on the lower right tie it all together with the blue letters.
I really like the washy abstract design contrasted to the structured lettering and shapes. The white dots lead your eye right to your lettering. No two shapes the same, either. I really like this one! It inspires me to learn more and not just play around!
I hope you like Louise Fletcher’s course. I’m not sure how much I’ll be able to do of it, but look forward to hearing what you think of it.
This is so interesting. The blue and white rhythms lead me to the portal shape… at the top. I want to go through it… The formality of the lettering could be a destination… a bumper sticker on a suitcase… Funny where your mind will go.