During the second mark making session, I tried more miscellaneous items!
Dipping a toothpick into a cup of calligraphy ink and rolling it vertically on the newsprint. I really love the results as it looks very organized, even though there is smeared mark along the way. It’s like imperfection perfection and it looks like venetian blinds too!!Crumpled plastic bag dipped in calligraphy ink and dragged it along the paper.The plastic bag effect is pretty interesting!Brought along a leaf with me that day.Stamping the ink on the paper.Wanted to do monoprint with the leaf, but I realized that monoprint results are just the exact shape of the item and I wanted something messy!Bandage was probably my favorite tool among all!
Placed the color in the middle and slowly dragging it across the paper.Besides, I placed the entire bandage on the paper and colored it to achieve the cross-hatching style (sort of）
LOVE, LOVE this series!
Found this little fella on the table and decided to put it into good use!
Crumpled tissue.Looking like wheel tracks!Back to traditional method!
Last week, I tried using cling wrap to produce the melting effect. Little did I know that a straw can do so much better!
Sponge again! The effect looks therapeutic.These cleaning brushes produce great line work!Just like a gust of wind
A haunted scene, maybe?And of course, not forgetting my trusty comb!A little bit of edginess this time
