Junk, originally uploaded by Feltbug.
Work in progress, starting with the format of a book, taking the pages apart to make a grid. The beginning of an exploration for some new work.
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2 comments:
Interesting to see how this develops. What are the colours in the middle of the text?
They are images from a Habitat catalogue - you can see them more clearly on my flickr page.
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