Created using real geographical data, this piece is an abstract representation of Tasmania’s stunning hydrology. By stripping away the surrounding terrain, this piece isolates the organic shorelines, shape and form of the water itself.
This particular piece focuses on the main body of Lake Echo contrasted against the scattering of smaller water bodies in the London Lakes system.
Each piece is hand dated and numbered at the end plotting.
Materials:
Drawn on premium A4 300gsm cold pressed watercolour paper using 0.1mm pigment ink. The texture of the paper constracts with the precision of the plotter creating a unique depth and shading.
Created using real geographical data, this piece is an abstract representation of Tasmania’s stunning hydrology. By stripping away the surrounding terrain, this piece isolates the organic shorelines, shape and form of the water itself.
This particular piece focuses on the main body of Lake Echo contrasted against the scattering of smaller water bodies in the London Lakes system.
Each piece is hand dated and numbered at the end plotting.
Materials:
Drawn on premium A4 300gsm cold pressed watercolour paper using 0.1mm pigment ink. The texture of the paper constracts with the precision of the plotter creating a unique depth and shading.
