Begin with a silhouette
Look at the edge of a plate and imagine where a shape might sit. This notebook starts with the picture.
Collect the visual ideas behind a meal: the curve of a plate, a warm color, a little room between shapes. A quiet place to sketch before the table is set.
Visual shapes only. The scale is not a food-portion or nutrition measure.
An open arc lets the shapes move around the plate while keeping a quiet center. The repeated warm tones carry the eye from one mark to the next.
Where could a little empty space do more?
Look at the edge of a plate and imagine where a shape might sit. This notebook starts with the picture.
A curve, a contrast, or a little repetition can give an original composition a clear point of view.
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