@Wendy-Plybon I really like it. I always end up touching up and changing my values in layers when I do watercolor. I'm not yet a digital artist so I don't know how that works but it seems like it would be a similar process. I start with light colors to get a feel for it and to be able to distinguish the objects better, and then start adding darker shading or brighter accents, etc. to that. Great job! I still need to do that challenge (properly) myself.
Marsha Ottum Owen
@Wendy-Plybon OMG Wendy...IF you are green... I can say that I am a seed... looking great!
Nice colors!
@Marsha-Kay-Ottum-Owen Thank you. I don't work digitally either. I'm too in love with traditional mediums. 
I've been working in layers and slowly pushing the contrast on each piece. I think I need to get the color on the rest of the piece though to get a better idea of what really needs to go where. I keep trying to remind myself, I can always go darker, but I can't always go lighter.
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@Felixius Haha Thank you. I just haven't really done a scene this complicated before. 
@Wendy-Plybon Oh! It looks so perfect and uniform I thought it was digital! Wow, beautiful!
Finished (I think)! Let me know what you all think! Does it need any tweaking? I feel like maybe the right foreground could be a little darker, but I also think I have stared at it too long and would appreciate a fresh perspective. Any advice would be welcome!!
Thank you, @Will-Terry for the challenge! Working through this from start to finish was definitely challenging. I definitely learned a lot and it makes me appreciate how much work goes into something like this that much more. And I'm already planning another one. 
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@wendy-plybon Awesome!
Marsha Ottum Owen
@wendy-plybon It turned out really nice! Great work!
@marsha-kay-ottum-owen @Will-Terry Thank you!
You did it! its a piece to be really proud of!
Fantastic!:)
@Wendy-Plybon I really like it. I always end up touching up and changing my values in layers when I do watercolor. I'm not yet a digital artist so I don't know how that works but it seems like it would be a similar process. I start with light colors to get a feel for it and to be able to distinguish the objects better, and then start adding darker shading or brighter accents, etc. to that. Great job! I still need to do that challenge (properly) myself.
