FANTASTIC Valentine's Day Card and Present!

[rusty_armour]

My extremely kind and thoughtful friend, pyrateanny, sent me a belated Christmas gift in the form of an AMAZING Valentine's Day present!




Admire the beautiful card pyrateanny made by
colouring in an engraving of Cupid from 1746!





Oh! OH! OH! Not only a graphic novel of The Hound of the Baskervilles,
but one you can colour in yourself, though, to be honest, I'm not sure if I have
the heart to do that! Look at the next image to see how pretty it is inside!





LOVE the artwork! Dover makes the BEST colouring books
(and, apparently, graphic novels that you can colour on your own).





Yes, this is, indeed, the back of the graphic novel/colouring book.
This book is so completely AWESOME that even the back must be
shown! Love the added detail of the pencil crayons, which reminds me:
pyrateanny also gave me a fabulous set of pencil crayons. I
guess I really don't have any excuse not to colour inside the book.

It's funny how family and friends keep giving me Holmesian presents. It's as if they think
I'm into Sherlock Holmes or something. I don't know how they got that impression... *g*

Comments

[karen9.livejournal.com]

Yes, you need to disabuse people of the idea that you actually like Sherlock Holmes!

These are great presents.pyrateanny coloured in the engraving beautifully. I wouldn't colour in the graphic novel because I know I'd make a mess of it!

[rusty-armour.livejournal.com]

Yes, you need to disabuse people of the idea that you actually like Sherlock Holmes!

I think you may be right. People pick up the strangest ideas sometimes. Imagine anyone thinking that I like Sherlock Holmes. It's too insane for words.

These are great presents. pyrateanny coloured in the engraving beautifully.

I'm glad you like these presents and agree that pyrateanny did a beautiful job of colouring in that engraving. I'm happy to say that she's been taking on more artistic projects lately. She's definitely multi-talented. Her creations are always wonderful, no matter what the medium! :-)

I wouldn't colour in the graphic novel because I know I'd make a mess of it!

That's actually one of my fears! I don't think it will look as nice once I do colour in the images -- and I say this as someone who used to sketch and use pencil crayons all the time!