I needed to start with the black, making broad areas over the simple pencil sketch. I really wasn’t feeling it at first… I just didn’t like my new palette choices. As I let it dry a little I started to visualize the changes I could make… the more I visualized it, the more I felt compelled to continue.
But, I needed to let it dry first…
Stay tuned…
Sculptural Woodwork made by Chris Wong on Vancouver Island, BC
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