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This little guy is actually the wellspring of this series’ theme. Unfortunately, I hadn’t photographed him properly initially and thought it better to post him later when the image was in proper focus.
Mimicking a chalkboard surface with acrylic paint is a new challenge for me. Since chalkboards are generally smooth, I couldn’t use a textured medium. Instead I wound up stippling to simulate the effect the chalk makes when drawing across slate. The erasure marks were created by applying semi-transparent layers in different tones, with washes of green being added at the end.

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This little guy is actually the wellspring of this series’ theme. Unfortunately, I hadn’t photographed him properly initially and thought it better to post him later when the image was in proper focus.
Mimicking a chalkboard surface with acrylic paint is a new challenge for me. Since chalkboards are generally smooth, I couldn’t use a textured medium. Instead I wound up stippling to simulate the effect the chalk makes when drawing across slate. The erasure marks were created by applying semi-transparent layers in different tones, with washes of green being added at the end.

A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory

description
This little guy is actually the wellspring of this series’ theme. Unfortunately, I hadn’t photographed him properly initially and thought it better to post him later when the image was in proper focus.
Mimicking a chalkboard surface with acrylic paint is a new challenge for me. Since chalkboards are generally smooth, I couldn’t use a textured medium. Instead I wound up stippling to simulate the effect the chalk makes when drawing across slate. The erasure marks were created by applying semi-transparent layers in different tones, with washes of green being added at the end.
description
This little guy is actually the wellspring of this series’ theme. Unfortunately, I hadn’t photographed him properly initially and thought it better to post him later when the image was in proper focus.
Mimicking a chalkboard surface with acrylic paint is a new challenge for me. Since chalkboards are generally smooth, I couldn’t use a textured medium. Instead I wound up stippling to simulate the effect the chalk makes when drawing across slate. The erasure marks were created by applying semi-transparent layers in different tones, with washes of green being added at the end.
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A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory
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A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory

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This little guy is actually the wellspring of this series’ theme. Unfortunately, I hadn’t photographed him properly initially and thought it better to post him later when the image was in proper focus.
Mimicking a chalkboard surface with acrylic paint is a new challenge for me. Since chalkboards are generally smooth, I couldn’t use a textured medium. Instead I wound up stippling to simulate the effect the chalk makes when drawing across slate. The erasure marks were created by applying semi-transparent layers in different tones, with washes of green being added at the end.
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A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory
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A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory
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A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory
A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory
A reworking of Einstein’s attempt to write a unified field theory