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I've managed to sledgehammer her into having *some* resemblance to Betty White. She has a lazy eye at the moment though. Oh, ho ho.
"Wasabi Arthur", in contrast, happened quite easily once I decided to stop painting with wasabi and just screen with it. Here's an artist proof.
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The finished image is going to be very similar. (The original "Wasabi Arthur" for those of you keeping score.)
A warning: if you ever decide to use wasabi as a silkscreening ink, open a window. Copious amounts of wasabi will make you cough like crazy. Also, your eyes will water something fierce.
K, back to wrestling with the beet image. (I think it's gonna' be a long night.)
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