But then I pulled the next, darker, brown and... okay. Now it's feeling like something good. Two more colors to go. And in real life the pink twigs look just dandy.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Bit by bit, color by color
The pink ink was, I admit, kind of fun, so I felt a little sorry to see most of it go when I pulled the next color... a plain ol' brown.
But then I pulled the next, darker, brown and... okay. Now it's feeling like something good. Two more colors to go. And in real life the pink twigs look just dandy.
But then I pulled the next, darker, brown and... okay. Now it's feeling like something good. Two more colors to go. And in real life the pink twigs look just dandy.
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That's looking outstanding, Sherrie! And I love that you are showing all the stages of the printing process :).
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your thinkings, feelings, photos of the successive stages of the printing process.
ReplyDeleteActually the best blog on linocut.
Love it!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePink just doesn't last, Sherrie. Even a puppy's pink belly fades.
ReplyDeleteLooking good, very good in fact.
ReplyDeleteYou;re enjoying this one aren't you? :)
Ann L
:-D Yes, kids... I'm having fun. Ephemeral puppy-belly-pink and all. Whew!
ReplyDeleteMilane, welcome, and thanks for your vote of approval!