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I think that looks excellent, Ross. It’s all very crisp and clean.
It doesn’t look like poster board to me. The grain is subtle, but it’s there. I can see where natural wood with dramatic grain would work well in the (largish) circles. I’d worry that using it in the background/field might compete too much with the lines and small squares. I guess wood with a grain pattern that looks more like a texture (like lacewood or the “snake skin” parts of sycamore) might add interest to the background without detracting from the geometry too much.
It doesn’t look like poster board to me. The grain is subtle, but it’s there. I can see where natural wood with dramatic grain would work well in the (largish) circles. I’d worry that using it in the background/field might compete too much with the lines and small squares. I guess wood with a grain pattern that looks more like a texture (like lacewood or the “snake skin” parts of sycamore) might add interest to the background without detracting from the geometry too much.
