Description
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Visual Dispersion (Viscous): The charcoal leaves exhibit “Viscous Edge Pooling.” The pigment is dispersed such that it settles heavily at the boundaries of the brushstrokes, creating dark, saturated “tide lines” that provide a natural, self-shading effect.
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Pigment Dispersion (Mottled): The background and soft-focus petals show “Granular Tonal Mottling.” The color is dispersed in uneven, slightly grainy clusters, suggesting a wet-on-dry technique where the pigment particles have settled into the texture of the paper.
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Edge Dispersion (Fractured): The boundaries of the flowers are “Fractured.” Instead of clean outlines, the pink and orange pigments disperse unevenly into the surrounding background, creating a soft, blurred “halo” that makes the blooms appear to be glowing or emerging from a hazy atmosphere.
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