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that was quick.
i always forget: it's the drawing that takes forever. the coloring is the easy part.
the more or less "official"
Huntington Manor
i was dumb and colored the reduced image instead of the large one. ah well. recoloring it is no big deal if and when i need it.
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i always forget: it's the drawing that takes forever. the coloring is the easy part.
the more or less "official"
Huntington Manor
i was dumb and colored the reduced image instead of the large one. ah well. recoloring it is no big deal if and when i need it.
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This is cool what you've done. The colors, especially, appeal to my inner autumn geek.
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thanks! i love autumny trees too.
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"Yoo hoo, Colonel Hunter, it's me, Lillie. There's a party here tonight, isn't there?"
It's wonderful Bootsie! I like your version better than the other artist's rendering it seems a bit more like something James would order up (less geegaws ;-) ) Ilove your autumn leaves and look forward to the snow version.
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ha!
i think you're right about the geegaws. james would do something whimsical, but i have a feeling he's not terribly "victorian" in his design sensibilities. if he'd lived to see the 20s and 30s, i think that would have been his proper era. he'd have loved mucha and the like. if i were really bold, i would have designed the house more in the style of gaudi, but i think that's pushing it. i've decided in this world that heaven (the physical representation of it anyway) looks like gaudi. that's more fun.
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