Same here, I found the yarn images rich and playful due to the color, the amount of yarn, and the movement (distortion). It also helped to open the lid and make the background dark, which added depth to the images. Nice!
I appreciate the organization of your scans with the food pieces and distortion of yarn. The first booklet reminded me that you have experience with the culinary art and it would be interesting to see how you can teach art using food and scanning. Food would be an interesting medium, just like paint to explore in texture and constancy when using a scanner.
I especially like the morphing of the yarn. It becomes so painterly- would you consider distorting the image even further?
ReplyDeleteSame here, I found the yarn images rich and playful due to the color, the amount of yarn, and the movement (distortion). It also helped to open the lid and make the background dark, which added depth to the images. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the organization of your scans with the food pieces and distortion of yarn. The first booklet reminded me that you have experience with the culinary art and it would be interesting to see how you can teach art using food and scanning. Food would be an interesting medium, just like paint to explore in texture and constancy when using a scanner.
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