#colour gradient

[blaaaaaaaze]

Here's a little thing to say I'm not dead, I just decided it was a fun idea to work on multiple pieces of art at once 🥲

Also gusse who figured out how to make my rainbow boy more rainbow hehe. As for drawing him with a snout, decided to try practising drawing em

Also basic picture here:

[mauvecherie-writes]

Guys, how do yall do that colour gradient thing on the writing?

[zhalfirin-binds]

WIP Interview mit einem Vampir (Interview with a vampire)

Part I colour matching and picking materials

I admit, I’m rebinding this book partially because I really don’t like the cover of the paperback and partially because I really want to use that printed cork fabric. Finding a good colour to stand out but not too harshly was a bit of a stretch when I checked the commercial bookcloth I had. Luckily I went on bookcloth spree a few weeks back and have a few options more now. I might go back and check for a totally different colour tomorrow though. Picking endpapers that would not clash with the colours and print of the cork was difficutl too (because I tend to be very indecisive) but eventually I decided for a colour gradient. I don’t like how paperback just start with the book no warming up at all. So I added a few more to ease into the book and get a nicer transition between endpaper and (aged) text paper. Initially I had third paper there, but it did nothing for the fading so I decided against it.

[fruitcage]

[xiaojaan]

NOW WE DON'T RUN WITHOUT KNOWING THE DESTINATION (lyrics transl.)

[lavender03]

A quick sketch of choso and some colour gradient testing

[aglao--photis]

[kararadaygum]

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