Caps
Fun with fungi this morning :-)
Work in progress. Watercolor & acrylic ink on paper.
posted by Geninne at 12:50 PM
About Me
- Name: Geninne
Is a passionately curious artist/crafter, living with her husband Manolo, two teenage sons and a cute border collie named Turbo.
www.flickr.com
|
I love this!!!! I may have to try this :) I have never used acrylic ink, any tips??
I love mushrooms!!
So beautiful!
Thanks for the inspiration. :-)
Do you use a ruler to make your straight lines?
Love this!
can you show how to do this...
i love mushrooms
how fun that you made all these caps!
I always admire your color combinations - you get it just right.
I love it that you were into fungi too ! :)
The details you make are crazy (good) !
xoxo
They're lovely! I wish my hand could be that steady when I draw! :)
Jess x
I love how you look at something as simple as a mushroom cap and see its artistic possibilities.
I love how the washes are becoming part of the detail of the mushrooms. You have lots of patience with those lines.
so beautiful !
It will be beautiful.
Have you complete the matrioshkas?
Good day.
Francine from Montréal
wow . .. really fantastic art. . .thanks a lot for showing it to me...keep it up . . .really much appreciated...
vapor recovery tower
Almost looks like the the shavings that come off when you sharpen a pencil :o) it is beautiful!
Embroidery on the back of caps is usually placed on an arc and sewn in a flat frame. Although some embroiderers sew cap backs on a standard cap frame, it doesn't hold the cap as firmly as a flat frame.
kredyt konsolidacyjny