Wax rubbings taken at Mary Magdalene at Hucknall. I love this part, the reveal! When making wax rubbings, white on white, its difficult to see how its going to look, apart from a slight sheen of wax on the paper you are working blind. Trying out different consistency of ink this time around, watering it down to create subtle pastel shades, i think the soft pinks and blues are a nice contrast to the hard grey stones they are taken from, the transformation I was looking for!
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| the darks ink reflect the gothic language of the original stones |
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Here ive picked out a sunrise design and combined with the words from a different stone " spirits up"
i love the soft pink and the way it is transformed from its source. |
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| sea colours over this scale design give me under water mermaid vibes |
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| "daughter" in yellow, sunshine, emotive words in positive colours |
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| always got to do your own name! |
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| really like this combination of word and image, flutter and a wing like image |
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| The full bounty from st marys |
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| these are the illustrator inks I'm using in the process |
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