The first four cards are my minimal 3 pieces of paper (circa 1965) and a squiggle of 6B graphite pencil.
I was very pleased with the results of these. The simplicity and calm contrasted with the squiggle, which has lots of energy and movement.
This second set of 4 is even more minimal using only TWO pieces of the 1965 paper and then, having found our 9B graphite stick, a squiggle of that. This graphite is water soluble so, of course, I had to see how that worked. WOW! I like that!
Okay, this is going well. I'll explore this a bit more this week, between stints at the sewing machine.
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I'm liking these...a lot!
Good to see you are still plugging away at the sewing machine . Love the art .
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