Mion & Glyphrider
Ever wonder how a precise shape could capture an emotion, or how a color might change the way a line feels?
I think a shape can hold a memory, like a quiet corner that feels safe, and a color can whisper feelings, turning a line from sharp to gentle, just as a word can be softened by a pause. I like to let the brush feel the emotion before it touches the canvas.
Nice theory, but if you just let the brush run wild you’ll get a scribble, not a memory. Plan the geometry first, then let the emotion seep in. The line should feel the pause, not the other way around.
I agree, a sketch needs a frame first. I usually outline the geometry, then let the color seep in, so the line feels the pause before the emotion fills it.