I'm continuing on with the background starting upper right and down that side then working across left and down to foreground. I can tell already that some areas need simplification to read as solid instead of so choppy and detailed...tomorrow will tackle that and adjust values as the purple grapes aren't showing up too well.Friday, May 27, 2011
Collage WIP - Watermelon steps 3&4
I'm continuing on with the background starting upper right and down that side then working across left and down to foreground. I can tell already that some areas need simplification to read as solid instead of so choppy and detailed...tomorrow will tackle that and adjust values as the purple grapes aren't showing up too well.
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So you've caught the collage bug too!
I love this, but agree that some parts might be too busy, but once you address that, it's a winner! The watermelon looks juicy and red!
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