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Fascinated

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This is another from 'The World of Favourite Poems' by Jane Heyes.  I used five Prisma markers (Canary yellow, Carmine red, Crimson red, Utlramarine and Aquamarine).  I wanted each element to look different by switching up the concentration and placement of the same colours.  I like this. I think it's because I really must like these colours as I seem to use them often. Oh, I almost forgot the background - it is Copic Pale Yellow.

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AliceInFundyland

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Nice. I like doing complex images with minimal colors and having it work out.

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I like what you've done with this one.  I like the color combo as well.  I have been trying new things with limited colors lately and am really liking the results.  I like my chaotic ALL the colors stuff still, but it's kind of a nice challenge to do a page with fewer colors.

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