SHADING MEDIEVAL ILLUMINATED LETTERS

 


                    SHADING MEDIEVAL                                         ILLUMINATED LETTERS 

                By Lady Symonne de la Croix                                        (Corina Graham)                                                          2.11.20

                     




Working hard on my Shading class that I am doing on the 7.11.20 at the Canton of Stegby.

I still have to paint some step by steps and fix up the Google docs so a work in progress but I am getting there

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15p75CzFMUfHQZQ_o6JR4YpPAYh2kgBFJKOMPzJgwkpk/edit?usp=drivesdk


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