>Laura Harms’ Weekly Challenge #19 was to do ‘More Morris‘ using William Morris’ technique of light on dark. I decided to combine this with a save I needed to do, so I drug out my Pitt Fat Brush pen in Black and covered over work I’d done earlier in my Thick Lokta journal. My black is running out of ink so I added some Sanguine to the background as well. Then I used a Sakura white gellyroll. I didn’t cover as much as I usually do. I kind of liked the textured effect that occurred as a result of the fading ink, and the heavy texture of the Lokta paper, so I left a lot of it showing.
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>ooh, i love the layered look on this!! beautiful!
>I like the texture, too! And it's gorgeous how the Mooka mimics the knotwork – great art!
>*Very* interesting effects. I think it works well
>yummy textures!
>just gorgeous. only now i'm coveting big fat pitt pens. i always end up wanting more art supplies with you! LOL
>I agree, your texture works well, beaut!!