The background and seaweed are hand dyed fabrics. The seahorse is from batiks colored with markers. A sheer nylon film is over the top, to give an underwater look. The fins are made with Angelina fibers and catch the light.
Thank you Jancie for this fun challenge. My first attempt at curvilinear perspective.
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6 comments:
Linda, I can see those grasses waving in the water! Your background hand dye is perfect! Chris Predd
Hi Linda, Thanks for participating in the challenge. I like that your curved lines on the seahorse give him dimension and the lines of the grasses. Great job!
Seahorses often hide in weed in the water, so this is perfect. Lovely watery effect.
You have done a good job with the seahorse. To my eye it has a mosaic look to it.
good job on the underwater effect. Love the colors of the seahorse. He certainly has perspective
Pat Havey
This yummy in the picture and even better in person. Marybeth
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