A New Year – A New Technique
I love to illustrate. I find it a struggle full of brainstorming ideas, playing with shapes and colors, tough decisions, extreme concentration, upsets, and trials. SO why do I love it so much? Because when the stars are aligned just right and your brain and hand are completely in sync, you get a final product that makes you sing!
I am experimenting with using a faster illustration technique. The method consists of watercolors, ink, and colored pencils – in that order. I have found it keeps me interested and involved in the process, plus it is full of happy accidents, new learning curves (which I adore), and surprises.
SO without further ado, drum roll, please…….
The quote reads:
“Every man who observes vigilantly and resolves steadfastly, grows unconsciously into genius.”
- Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1908-1873)
In addition to opening up to conceptual ways of thinking this year, I also intend on finding a really nice illustration process that works for me and produces wonderful results. I would love to hear your thoughts on this piece.
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