Wonderland in the Making

This is a much quicker look at the not-so-perfect process in this creation.

As you can see as you follow all the way down, I paint everything multiple times in multiple layers.

I make corrections and try again. The roses were a particular nemesis in this composition.

The space is filling up here and the colors start to change.

Adding everything in slowly.

The initial drawing started to create the beginning mood.

This is how it all starts.

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