Delicate Fantasy Agate
I'm still in a "delicate drawings" stage, who knows why. After the Microtangling lesson, I'm still quite obsessed with tiny details and lines, they are just so relaxing to me. I don't think this one really qualifies as microtangling because it doesn't use any known tangle patterns, but I like the results a lot. It reminds me a bit of some kind of crazy, fantasy agate, with all those millions of layered lines.
I started with layers and layers of watercolor lines, here you can see two WIP pictures of the watercolor stage:
The first pass was incredibly relaxing. After using watercolors, I used fine-liners of matching colors to add lines and more lines, and super tiny details.
Here's a super close-up of the picture, you can see all the little details:
The one thing this drawing has in common with Microtangling is that the process was very very relaxing. I think the process is self explanatory, but if you would like to learn more about how to create this Fantasy Agate, then send me a message and I'll consider making a lesson.
This wonderful lesson on how to create soothing and meditative “fantasy agates” is back again in the new lesson shop. It also shows you how to use controlled color palettes in your art without the pain of learning color theory.