
One advantages of the medium of pressed-flowers is being able to match textures as well as colors. If I was a painter I'd have to figure out how to illustrate fur with the way I manipulated the paint. But since I'm a pressed-flower artist I can just grab a fuzzy pampas grass head that already looks like cat fur to illustrate cat fur. I like making pictures of cats.
This picture is made of: pampas grass, cotton, poppy seed, banana peel, fall leaves, chrysanthemum and mica to add sparkle to the cat's eyes
2 comments:
I do really like how the pampas grass makes the fur "look" soft. I think in a painting, no matter how well the texture was painted, you would still lack that warm, "touchable" softness.
The cat looks so sweet and docile with its little smile. I was wondering, have you ever created a picture of a cat in a playful or mischievous pose?
Thank you! I think the most playful cat I've made so far would be this one: http://heartsaburstin.blogspot.com/2009/12/cat-with-yarn.html. I would like to make more energetic looking cats.
Sarah
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