
Anyhoo, I got the blossom lady traced. The first photo here on the left is to give an idea of the scale of the drawing.
After dinner I taped another layer of vellum over the drawing and traced it with Sharpie - note! I can use a Sharpie without it bleeding through thanks to the quality of the vellum I'm using. If you are following along, doing a project of your own at home, be sure to test your paper before using a Sharpie on it!

I love this stage. The whole thing starts taking shape at this point a bit more. Now I can get a bit better idea of the colour balance and composition of the piece. Often at this stage I'll spend some time working with a few black and white copies (MUCH smaller) and a stack of pencil crayons until I get a colour scheme that feels right.
Is she Demeter? She just might be.
Happy Thursday.
L
1 comment:
L- This project is so amazing and ambitious. I can't wait to see where it goes!
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