Size: 15x19 inches
Medium: Watercolors
Closeup detail views
-here-Prints and original available
-here-The strange and beautiful tie of the rules of mathematics and physics, to the organic wonder and growth of life and nature.
Some of the in progress shots:
Wow this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and the details...and the idea of mixing cold, hard gear and metal with the organic shape of the tree and nature...I find this very inspirational :)
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Stephanie! It's a beautiful illustration of how everything around us, and within is, is a system; finely orchestrated and timed collection of parts and processes honed to perfect each task, whether it be man-made or organic.
ReplyDeleteScience made stunning! Will it be in a 2012 calendar?
ReplyDeleteMissed the boat for 2012 calendars. Calendars have to be set to go by July usually.
ReplyDelete...Yep! amazing ...:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I'm curious though: in one progress shot, it looks like you're working with raw pigment. Is there a technique you are using where you start with powdered pigment vs the standard pans/tubed paint?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The smoothness of the colors is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful Stephanie.
ReplyDeleteOMG THAT'S AMAZING. Soooo beautiful.... WOW. <3 Stephanie, you are incredible.
ReplyDeleteGriffonx - yes I do use some raw pigments from Kremer, but it's not any different technique-wise. You just mix it with gum arabic and water, and it's the same as regular watercolors. I just really like the colors that Kremer has, and they only sell as pigments.
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