NITE TWO OF PRINTING WITH MY GOCCO. THIS TIME TRYING COLORED INKS, MIXING COLORS, LAYERING MOTIFS. AM SURPRISED AT HOW OPAQUE THE PASTEL COLORS ARE. I AM ADDICTED!
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5 comments:
I'm getting a little concerned.
Nice work!
pretty! I love the color palate on this.
Thanks! I'm so excited about experimenting with the gocco. Its so easy to use, and the possibilities are endless. Right now I'm interested in how ink colors mix, overlap and how the ink takes to various surfaces. There will be many more posts in my excitement and discovery as I continue to experiment. Thanks for your feedback; its encouraging to know other people have an interest!
Thanks. Im Inspired again.
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