I have been playing with the small pictures and have added a light-ish ink wash of Chinese Black ink applied using a plastic syringe over the past week and a half.
I spent the most time on #1 and, after looking at it for the past couple of days, I have come to the conclusion that perhaps the choice to use the red Sharpie is not exactly working. The idea is closer to what I had in mind; I just feel that perhaps another color would have worked better in this case.
I feel that the four pictures below show more promise and will be spending some more time this week playing with other ideas on how to finish these small studies:
The decision to take a step back and to work on smaller pieces of paper and focus on creating these studies to work out the current challenges I have been experiencing on a larger scale is working out better than anticipated. I am finding that I am enjoying playing with the smaller sections and can visualize how these studies can be applied to my full-size pictures.
I’m curious to see where this will lead.
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