
Going Around in Circles
This piece has had a rough life. It started out as this (you can still see this pattern in the finished piece above, sort of):

Which I decided I really didn't like. So I brush an earthen red all over it:

Before it finally arrived at its current state, which is the 1st image above.
Another fairly labor intensive piece. This was a 4-part repeating image, created using the same basic method as the 6-part repeating image here. I have to say that the 4-part repeat is a lot easier to do than the 6-part repeatthe 4-part repeat is at least symmetrical, which is a lot easier to deal with.
But as you already saw above, I did not care for the resulting pattern, it looked kind of crudely done. Even though it wasn't finished yet, I had the nagging feeling that I could put 10 more hours into it, and I'd still see it as kind of 'crude.' I'm not sure why, maybe the pattern was too large?
2 comments:
This looks like nice design for fabric. Maybe you should go into textile design.
shumei
but as a bg pattern, it's fantastic! the whole thing looks very organic and biological and complex.
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