Where would we be without texture?
Click on the details and look at the texture, not the color.
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Sometimes the texture of the painting is so captivating it makes me want to touch the piece. But I don’t.
Nana Prah
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I completely understand!
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A beautiful collection of texture:D
I too have to retrain myself from touching certain pieces. Have been yelled at in art galleries before 😮
Also love your layering techniques.
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Thank you. Nana and Raquel, sometimes it is hard not to touch!
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