The directional changes of those strokes in your wave lines give it a zigzaggy roiling water effect. Like it has an undertoad, as my nephew called it. You can feel the push-pull. I yike.
You should teach Camille. Your observations are always on point. The change in direction is something I learned in a workshop. It was an aha moment for me because nature is organized chaos.
I'm trying to resist the urge to blend. I'm putting down a stroke but I think about it before I apply it. This is the first session with this piece.
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The directional changes of those strokes in your wave lines give it a zigzaggy roiling water effect. Like it has an undertoad, as my nephew called it. You can feel the push-pull. I yike.
You should teach Camille. Your observations are always on point. The change in direction is something I learned in a workshop. It was an aha moment for me because nature is organized chaos.
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