Penny Farthing (Experimenting with Scraps)

I was not completely satisfied with the crackle paint version I did of this image - so I decided to take my rough draft drawing that I used as the basis for the crackle paint piece - with this pencil draft on newsprint, I applied black and white crayon - then crumpled the paper up (the same technique I use for paper batik0 - then after unfurling the paper, applied a stain of black water color - then let the paper dry,  I prefer this image a great deal more than the crackle paint image I did in January of this year.

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