
With summer on the wane, and the autumnal weather already beginning, it seems fitting that my "Summer" book is finally completed!

I decided that the final two pages would be an ode to my favourite summer dish :)

I call it a squash & pepper medley :) The recipe is featured on the last page!
What a great idea for a little book. I love the fresh look you've achieved with your artwork - it really suits the subject.
ReplyDeleteThe red and blue borders are a great accent.
What a tribute to summer! I love it! And, am envious of you having a hint of fall! Still in the 90's in Texas.
ReplyDeleteLisa
I love it, Rach! You did a beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteI love this little book! Did you use a full 22 X 30 inch sheet of watercolor paper for it? I have such trouble figuring out how big each page is in the photos that I see.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Lisalou, it is only a hint. I am not sure if it is autumn driven or drought driven though ;) It's cooler today because the remnants of Faye are dropping on us!
ReplyDeleteShirly, yes it is a full sized sheet- I took a complete sheet of Arches, and folded and cut it.
This is terrific!!! It's unique and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBrava! A job well done! (And completed--that's the hardest part!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.