Autumnal Alcohol Ink Botanical

Description

• Background Dispersion (High Fluidity): Look at the dark blue/green areas behind the leaves. The colors are highly dispersed; they swirl and pool into each other without hard edges. This mimics the way alcohol ink disperses on a non-porous surface (like Yupo paper or glass), creating “tide lines” and soft gradients.

• Foreground Dispersion (Zero): The copper leaves and ferns have Zero Dispersion. Their edges are crisp, inked lines. They are not bleeding into the background at all.

• Design Intent: This contrast creates depth. The “dispersed” background looks like it is far away or out of focus (atmospheric), while the non-dispersed leaves look close and tangible.

• Category: Alcohol Ink / Mixed Media Botanical.

• Dispersion: Refers to the swirling, fluid marbling of the background ink, contrasting with the sharp, contained lines of the foreground foliage.