Here's another one of the images I'm planning on using in Watt & Shand #4, showing the inside of the facade and a historic building which was preserved in its entirety. Below is a quick snapshot of a section of the color palette for the work--the colors aren't quite true, but you can get the general idea. I have a lot more work to do before this one starts to come together, but I'm enjoying this part of the process immensely. I have an idea of where I want it to go, but I'm still working out some of the concepts, and I find it engaging and stimulating.
If you are new here, you can track back this work in progress and the entire series so far by clicking on "Watt & Shand" under Labels in the right sidebar.
Here's another one of the images I'm planning on using in Watt & Shand #4, showing the inside of the facade and a historic building which was preserved in its entirety. Below is a quick snapshot of a section of the color palette for the work--the colors aren't quite true, but you can get the general idea. I have a lot more work to do before this one starts to come together, but I'm enjoying this part of the process immensely. I have an idea of where I want it to go, but I'm still working out some of the concepts, and I find it engaging and stimulating. 
If you are new here, you can track back this work in progress and the entire series so far by clicking on "Watt & Shand" under Labels in the right sidebar.
3 comments:
Good work! I love this series as I am very drawn to architectural abstracts.
I'm really liking how the windows go with the plaids and the blues play so nicely together (I'm a sucker for blue to begin with).
Thanks! Stay tuned, there's more colors coming.
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