Here’s the second completed drawing in the Red Book. I’m learning what’s it’s like to draw on this somewhat glossy paper. I’m also beginning to make choices about what elements from the book’s content I cover and which I incorporate.
Because this was the title page and this book has a modernist grid, there wasn’t much to cover. But the next page has an almost half-page portrait photo so that will be a new challenge/prompt.
The “save space” text in very very brittle Letraset are just words that popped into my head.
The other text, “there is an evening twilight of the heart” is something that jumped out at me while flipping through a super old book I had near my work desk. I looked it up and it’s the first line from a poem by Fitz-Greene Halleck who I know nothing about. I just liked the feeling of the words.