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I was always attracted by Scottish patterns, specially by TARTAN. When I obtained my natural inks, in my mind I've planned something like tartan patterns. Today I show some of my results.
Hi! Thanks for your nice comment on my blog and art, I appreciate it! And I looked around here a bit... wow, beautiful papers! I like your use of color and pattern.
Thank you! I'm experimenting with natural inks obtained fron flowers and vegetables, but water based, not alcohol extraction... The last worrks I've done were with those inks!
These turned out really nice too! I like your color combinations. Great choices! :)
RispondiEliminaThank you Deb! really these inks are very inspiring. I've obtained only 9 dark colors but they can be used in many different ways!
RispondiEliminaHi! Thanks for your nice comment on my blog and art, I appreciate it! And I looked around here a bit... wow, beautiful papers! I like your use of color and pattern.
RispondiEliminaxoEsther
Thank you! I'm experimenting with natural inks obtained fron flowers and vegetables, but water based, not alcohol extraction... The last worrks I've done were with those inks!
RispondiElimina