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| Atlantic puffin: reduction linocut, Step 8 |
A close-up of the head to show you what I mean:
Friday, September 20, 2013
Linocut in progress: The pause before more awkwardness
One more transparent gray to give some dimension to the puffin's bill and tie everything back together.
A close-up of the head to show you what I mean:
From here I think it's time to put some blue in the upper background and work those rocks some more. I think it's going to get pretty ugly before it looks good!
A close-up of the head to show you what I mean:
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they really do have the silliest faces, don't they? Looking forward to the next stages. It's fascinating as usual!
ReplyDeletethanks for the close up :) its easier to see how the colours work together
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