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1. WIP Book Cover #11 - Color

Cover painting crawls on...

Here is the final drawing, scanned, cleaned-up and printed out on cold press...

The first, preliminary masking fluid and initial color set down...

Here is a layer of color across the entire piece...

Secondary washes and initial modeling... Now on to the next one - I'm bringing them all to about this level of finish and then will tighten them all up together.

Makes me crave rose flavored yummies. One of my favorites to make is rose petal syrup. I grow highly fragrant, heirloom roses that are wonderfully flavorful. Steep in boiling sugar water, strain, lightly tint and pour into pretty bottles. Then use in tea, splashed over ice and seltzer, drizzled over vanilla ice cream.... You can do the same thing with lavender, mint, anise hyssop, lemon verbena, orange-geranium, cinnamon basil, chamomile, tangerine sage.... Color them all differently and you can have window sill of pastel rainbow syrups for your taste bud pleasure (which unfortunately, I did not take photos of - stole these from google images...)

I'm taking too long with these. I may never get a chance to read your blogs again until they are finished. Sorry. I miss you.

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