
Next I cropped the stems (and saved it as beetroot stems). This would give interesting line designs. If I were to develop it further, I would probably thin some of the stems out to give spaces in the bunch. Next, I clicked undo for the crop and cropped the roots.(save as beetrootroots!)



So, if I decided to use the beetroot for inspiration, these photos would be a start. (There are more aspects to get inspiration from...the leaves and cutting it open for the colour and pattern inside, and so on.)
I could use one of these photos alone.
Use one or more with ideas gleaned from the others in the resulting work.
I could work with each one seperately influenced by the others) making the pieces of sizes that would work well together and then use the results in a major piece that showcased them all in someway.
How might you use the photos?
3 comments:
Oh the first one looks like a shoal of scarey sea creatures with spikey noses doesn't it?
:o)
The skin texture further down is fascinating!
PS First message mucked up so deleted it-sorry :o)
Thanks for commenting Rosalind. I like to hear from new people. Sometimes I wonder if everyone thinks I am mad for being interested in beetroots and the like!
Take care,
Sandy
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