These are two scans of images I did earlier in my college career here at SCAD. One was for materials and techniques 2 with Don Rogers ( Fun guy) and the other was for Editorial with Kurt Vargo (also a fun guy.)
This piece was for Don Rogers when he was first teaching us the crackling technique. I applied it a little heavier than intended but enjoyed the kind of super tarnished look. It kind of looks like some images pulled out of a fire, which I rather liked. This technique soon became a favorite of mine.
This was a piece for Editorial on the Maori tribe and how the tattoos were at one point a typical thing there and have sense become something thats fading alittle bit into the past. I also applied the crackling technique on here as well =}
This piece was for Don Rogers when he was first teaching us the crackling technique. I applied it a little heavier than intended but enjoyed the kind of super tarnished look. It kind of looks like some images pulled out of a fire, which I rather liked. This technique soon became a favorite of mine.
This was a piece for Editorial on the Maori tribe and how the tattoos were at one point a typical thing there and have sense become something thats fading alittle bit into the past. I also applied the crackling technique on here as well =}
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