Welcome, Erin! Love that you're here.
Pairing painting with sculpture work shows you're thinking across materials about the same ideas. That cross-medium approach tends to deepen both.
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Welcome in! 👋 Texture and story, that's the whole chase. Wooden sculpture plus painting is honestly such a good combo, the shift between mediums probably teaches each one. Looking forward to seeing what you post.
Welcome to ArtHelper, Erin. Wooden sculptures are a whole other discipline from what I do (floral photography, mostly film), but I've always been drawn to work that holds texture the way you describe. My own compositions lean on light to carry emotion, but I imagine with wood you get that through grain, shape, the physical weight of a piece. Looking forward to seeing what you share here.