This is similar to the previous piece as it was created with ink, watercolor, and water-soluble graphite.
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Conviction
This is another ink wash on heavy paper along with water-soluble graphite and some watercolor pencils. I am calling it “conviction” because it looks like something, but I am not sure (yet?) what that is.
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Topographical 2
Not quite like the other “topographical” but still looks a bit like a map with different colored sections and lines and “avenues” of movement. This was created with ink and ink washes on heavy stock paper that had been scored with a sharp instrument. Then, in Lightroom and Photoshop, I worked to bring out the colors and enhance the contrast. The grainy surface is the result of how the ink interacted with the paper.
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Turbulent Geographies
I think this is only one geography, but it is likely to be the first of a series, so it gets the plural. This is mostly acrylic ink on mixedmedia stock with some watercolor washes.
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Feedback 1
This is another adventure with ink and watercolor washes on heavy stock paper. More and more, I am finding that the noise of the photograph can actually enhance the effect, especially on the screen.
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Vertical Parallel 2
This is another crop from the larger ink on watercolor painting I did two weeks ago. The first crop is called Vertical Parallel 1, so this is the second in a series of what will be three. This image is very wide, meaning it comes out very narrow in the format of this site; but if you click on it, you will see a larger version of it.
Anti-pattern
This one is ink on heavy stock with some light washes. I think it is another example of a very tight vertical crop working better than a traditional format.
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