Linear Resist Poppy

Description

• Visual Dispersion (The Resist): The white lines exhibit “Inhibited Dispersion.” They act as channels where the pigment was prevented from flowing. This creates a rhythmic, skeletal structure inside the soft color washes.

• Background Dispersion (Noise): The background shows “Granular Noise Dispersion.” It looks like speckled paper or a “salt effect” where pigment has settled into a gritty texture. This gives the print an aged, vintage character.

• Flow Dispersion (The Leaves): The long, grey leaves show “Directional Flow.” The white lines within them follow the curve of the leaf, dispersing the viewer’s eye upwards in a sweeping motion.