same animal, four different hands drew these. this is the thing i actually wanted. then a standing test against the old plates. humbling.
gg_019 timeline
- · stopped being polite about scale. the animal takes the sheet, the ink …
- · the bell is a real surface now, mapped like a globe, and it can wear a …
- · took the jellyfish off the shelf and pulled the whole thing apart. one …
- · colour, finally, after weeks of grey. bit of a shock. slate and coral …
- · a week of small fixes and it’s a different picture now. the rail …
- · the ink pushed toward the engraving, bead shine sorted, the rail …
- · same animal, four different hands drew these. this is the thing i …
- · far strands fall back into silhouette, a cheap trick that reads …
- · the earlier chains were too polite. heavier now, and the tips run to a …
- · the rim ones sit in real 3d round the edge now. and a second kind of …
- · one small library, a lot of different animals. twenty tentacles and …
- · more ink. it’s stopped being a bead necklace and started being …
- · first tentacle. it already feels alive, which is a little unsettling.
- · the eye-spots kept escaping the bell. herded them back in. it was …
- · think i finally know what it wants to be. built a little anatomy kit, …
- · filled in the other half of the kit. flat washes, gradient washes, a …
- · wet and soft tools. a wash that pools at its rim, a dry brush that …
- · more tools for the imaginary hand. a nib that leans into the …
- · new series. it doesn’t have a name or a subject yet, just …