
I returned to a favorite style here the fake ink resist and worked directly from a photo. In the past I've traced the photo and then worked from the tracing, but this time I decided to work directly from the photo. I used the photo as my top layer and set the opacity at about 75%. The next layer down was my black layer and I erased out the shapes I wanted (with a custom made brush that leaves the jagged edges.)
So this is my photo I was working from.

4 comments:
your illustration is very beautiful! what an interesting technique too... thank you for sharing.
I LOVE this effect! It came out really great, especially the anemone. Thank you for sharing your process. :)
Its amazing how an image can be transformed with skill and imagination, beautiful colours too.
Love the effect and the colours
great illo
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