I've made some more progress on the thumb print I discussed last time. From this angle you can see the shape of the ridges and how they blend into the canvas. I wanted them to look as if they were part of the canvas rather than simply stuck onto it, and overall I think I achieved that fairly well.
From a more traditional viewing angle, the thumbprint shape is reasonably subtle. It's a background, after all, and I don't want it to overpower the whole composition.
Next time I post, I probably will have finished this piece and will have some nice finished photos to show you.
From a more traditional viewing angle, the thumbprint shape is reasonably subtle. It's a background, after all, and I don't want it to overpower the whole composition.
Next time I post, I probably will have finished this piece and will have some nice finished photos to show you.
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