The rest of my New Year's Weekend 2022 ... with color!

The hairy, spikey things are still there, and so are the dots! This one with colored pencils.

Neurographic Art Practice with Color - image 1 - student project

This one also with colored pencils.

Neurographic Art Practice with Color - image 2 - student project

This one kind of looks like a caterpillar to me...or some kind of protozoa. With watercolors this time.

Neurographic Art Practice with Color - image 3 - student project

And this was an experiment. I took Chris Carter's class on Flexagons and thought I'd try this exercise on a flexagon.

This is the main image...

Neurographic Art Practice with Color - image 4 - student project

And this is the image after it's "flipped". (If you're not familiar, her videos explain what that means.)

Neurographic Art Practice with Color - image 5 - student project

It's very interesting to see what happens to an abstract, asymmetrical image after the flipping maneuver. I have a few more ideas for the flexagon idea. Hopefully I can get to those soon and upload those too and see what happens.

Thank you again, Daniela! Also, was it just me, or did the beginning of your line in lesson 8 ("the hourglass") look like Snoopy? Then later you added his 'nose'? Maybe it's just me???

Kim Doohaluk

What else can I learn today?

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