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Lettering

I love typography. I love illustrating words. I love how many ways there are to draw the letter 's'. Of course, I also love watercolor. Here is the result of putting all of those things together.

I used a pink micron pen to outline the letters and enhance their forms. I attempted a yellow-to-red gradient on each letter - met with various degrees of success. Before things began to look over-worked, I stepped away. This is my first time attempting any sort of typography with watercolor. I believe that this is a fine starting point (with a lot of room for improvement).

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