It suddenly occurred to me that I did not have to wait to see fabric swatches to see a test of the granny. I printed it out on a piece of "dijon" colored Southworth Textured Weave Paper to tone it down.
Then I scanned it, posterized it, twirled it, radial blurred it and replaced colors.
This combination on black reminds me of Japanese fabric:
This next group has been blurred and posterized to various degrees:
Amazing how much you can change something you hate into something interesting. Tomorrow I will put the ones I still like onto my
Tumblr to decide which to make fabric. There is a definite process developing that makes sense to me.
It suddenly occurred to me that I did not have to wait to see fabric swatches to see a test of the granny. I printed it out on a piece of "dijon" colored Southworth Textured Weave Paper to tone it down.
This combination on black reminds me of Japanese fabric:
Amazing how much you can change something you hate into something interesting. Tomorrow I will put the ones I still like onto my Tumblr to decide which to make fabric. There is a definite process developing that makes sense to me.
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