Just found this ancient (1975) cover illustration for The Sciences.
Since "green" is so in these days I thought I would post it.
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jajaj good picture i like your blog
I like this! The loose (but tight) watercolour stuff actually looks quite fresh.
Jillian, thanks for the complimemnt. In case you are curious, the flat gray shadow areas were created using the ancient analog material from B.C. (before computers) known as Letrafilm. It was a translucent plastic film manufactuered by the folks that brought us Letraset. One cut out desired shapes with an X-acto knife, applied to the artwork and burnished.
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