Charcoal & Taupe Dry Brush Foliage

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Friction): The shading on the leaves exhibits “Friction Dispersion.” The “brush” or “charcoal” has skipped over the texture of the paper, leaving gaps in the coverage. The pigment is dispersed by the friction of the tool against the surface, creating a scratchy, striated texture.

• Line Dispersion (Sketch): The outlines show “Sketch Dispersion.” They are not single, solid lines. They are made of multiple, overlapping strokes that disperse the visual weight of the outline, making it feel vibrating or energetic.

• Background Dispersion (Directional): The background shows “Directional Drag.” You can see broad, sweeping strokes of white and grey that disperse horizontally, implying a rapid, erasing motion.