Nope. I changed my mind. I'm not going to count the color-reduction prints as my 29 faces. The rules (MY rules for this particular project) say black and white, and black and white they will be--and oh, how refreshing it is to be back to that. This one is 4" X 6", and I think I'm going to cut it again to fix some of the things I don't like here.
And this is the third color-reduction print, but I don't like how little and fussy everything is. It IS little--3X5", but it's the fussiness. I need bigger, broader shapes. I also need a better registration system, which I think I'll deal with in my class, and not here at home. I've learned enough from doing these, I think, to be ready to do the bigger block.
Great!! I love these black and whites. I like your coloured ones too, but the B/W are my favorites. I don't have the time to comment everyday on your blog, because of the 29 faces are taking up my sparetime, but I'll be back!!
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Your black and white face looks great to me - but it is clear that you are a perfectionist - which is why you produce such perfect work, of course! I am a great lover of black and white prints, so I appreciate yours, and you have done so many excellent ones for 29 Faces.
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