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Great page, Linda. On future leaves you can try toning down those secondary veins so they don’t jump out too much. Observe what they do as they reach the edges of the leaves, Let the toning run right over them on the shaded side.

Hi Nell – that reflective highlight is still too severe – as is the dark line under it – gives it a cracked egg yolk feel rather than an orb.

What great trick you pulled, turning that lower left stick into that beautiful mushroom. So fun to watch this progress.

Glad Wendy could give you some feedback on that overlap issue. I really am captivated by this onion. 🙂 I gotta go draw one now!

This has such a restful, lovely quality.

Gorgeous – and I love those looping B’s.

Beautiful, Jerry. The lights and darks, colours, and description of those tubular-esque petals is so vibrant and successful. Beautiful observation.

It looks so great, Sheila. Fun to see you today. I love the additions and now you have to go even crazier and fill in that space we talked about 🙂 Beautiful drawing.

Looks so good, Jane.

For the @ feature: On your own page here – if you want to make sure I see your reply to my comment above – type @ and then a menu will pop up and you can select my name; click on my name and then just type your msg after it and it will send me an email notification.

Hi Sam, so fun hanging out with everyone today in the webinar. I tried the funky trick Vern had you show us but I am not getting it…maybe leave a comment on my portfolio when you have a minute. All new things take time to iron out eh?

@katylyness Hi Katy – I am testing if this new @ feature works – to see if it sends you an email or notice that I commented here

I’m going crazy here. I really wanted to use the little moss that pulled up with a mushroom. Also, I wanted to bring my eye back up from the heavy bottom. Everything is drying out, but it’s been fun to keep adding elements.

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