I documented the results of my last marbling experiment using watercolor a few weeks ago, here. This post won’t be informative, as I’m hoping to do a write-up of preferred methods and patterns after the 3rd or 4th experiment once I have a better grip on things, but below are a few of my favorites from this 2nd try. Hoping the next run will be better and refined. Experiment 02: Acrylic (off-white, yellow, teal), paper color: black and red
I documented the results of my last marbling experiment using watercolor a few weeks ago, here. This post won’t be informative, as I’m hoping to do a write-up of preferred methods and patterns after the 3rd or 4th experiment once I have a better grip on things, but below are a few of my favorites from this 2nd try. Hoping the next run will be better and refined. Experiment 02: Acrylic (off-white, yellow, teal), paper color: black and red
I documented the results of my last marbling experiment using watercolor a few weeks ago, here. This post won’t be informative, as I’m hoping to do a write-up of preferred methods and patterns after the 3rd or 4th experiment once I have a better grip on things, but below are a few of my favorites from this 2nd try. Hoping the next run will be better and refined. Experiment 02: Acrylic (off-white, yellow, teal), paper color: black and red
I documented the results of my last marbling experiment using watercolor a few weeks ago, here. This post won’t be informative, as I’m hoping to do a write-up of preferred methods and patterns after the 3rd or 4th experiment once I have a better grip on things, but below are a few of my favorites from this 2nd try. Hoping the next run will be better and refined. Experiment 02: Acrylic (off-white, yellow, teal), paper color: black and red