Part of my GCSE Art course. Natural forms. i.e. Pebbles.
We did bones & shells & various bits & pieces as part of it as well. But the final piece was based on pebbles.
Done in watercolour, 5 colours, colour pencils, & black fineliner, with cling film & a little salt, in around 4 hours.
Every year there's a "gifted & talented" thing where six people go to Cedar Farm where one of our ex-part time art teachers has a gallery, & we all do watercolour. It's not just skill. You go because you can gain something from it as well. For me, it was working with different media. Usually it's pencil or acrylic.
& This is the result of that. I'm sure I did a journal post about it. From quite a while ago. Been meaning to scan it for ages. It didn't actually fit on the scanner at school & that one is a2 i think. So I had to piece it together. At such a high res on my pc, it was pretty slow going. And it never quite fit. And then I jerked the mouse a bit higher than I intended & it fit PERFECTLY. Yay for happy accidents!


I think it looks kind of like a map, with all those intricate intersecting lines & natural colours. It's a landscape from a single form.