ASEAN Hive Challenge: Macro Photography Artist Perspective

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Hello, how are you? ASEAN's challenge this week sounds interesting, so I decided to join. My entry is about the artist's perspective, which means it involves art materials. I have a lot of art materials here, so yeah, they're my main entry LOL. I never knew that looking at them close up is amazing. What caught my eye is the oil pastels I took, the texture looks like when you apply lipstick on paper, that's what it looks like. Keep scrolling and see more macro photos I took. Enjoy!

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Macro Photos:

For these photos, I ask myself, "How am I going to take a photo of it?"What if I put them on top of each other, arrange by cool tone and warm, so yeah, by the way, those are watercolor paints in tubes, look interesting right?

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Next macro photos, are these colored pencils I had since college days still with me, I remember Faber-Castell is the go-to art materials before, so I, who is not really into colored pencil, got into the trend now I have this with me since then LOL. The texture of the wood they use for the colored pencil looks interesting.

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I'm never gonna miss taking the photo of the other part of the colored pencils, it looks like colored honeycomb, right?

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I decided to add this, a close-up photo of the paintbrush. I really do need to wash these brushes carefully and meticulously, LOL.

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Next is the watercolor paint on my palette grid tray. I can see that those dried fine watercolor paints look interesting.

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Next, is my old palette dried and messy, LOL. And with a touch of cat fur.

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Next are these squeeze-out acrylic paints, which I waste, and I think are worth the shots.

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Next is this sharpened colored pencil.

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Love the texture of the oil pastel here, especially the green gray.

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The creaminess of this specific color is a chef's kiss.

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Thank you for visiting. See you on my next blog. :D
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))

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