WC. I added a gutta resist, for fun, to see how it would work.
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Wild and organic in some ways. I like the vertical and horizontal contrast.
Les
I had to look up gutta! I’m not sure how you applied it here, but what an interesting result! I see an explosion of growth-or water, depending on how I think about it. You also have intriguing texture in the background that looks like crackling with an iridescent green area that draws my eye. Really cool!
Super interesting! I find myself searching within the shapes and colors…they seem to move…and I find new things
Wow! I see a woman dancing upon the water with rays of energy flowing from her. The distant moon is peaking through the clouds. A great illustration for a children’s story.
It’s an eruption of water coming out of the sea. What is Gutta Resist???
Gutta is a liquid resist that comes, I know, at least in black and clear. It dries waxy and protects what is underneath. I’ve used it on silk and wanted to try it on paper. I could scratch through it etc.
Such and interesting process. The somber color works with this design.