I love that green, successively going to white. Thompson have an "almost" alike, leadfree. Once i ordered from Vitrum, but they had so unsafe payinroutines. They could have robbed me if they wanted. I dont think anyone count the toes. Besides, every

I love that green, successively going to white. Thompson have an "almost" alike, leadfree. Once i ordered from Vitrum, but they had so unsafe payinroutines. They could have robbed me if they wanted. I dont think anyone count the toes. Besides, every frog has the right to live, whitout discrimination :-)

No frogs were harmed in the making of this piece, Maria! Deciding what it should look like is the essence of any artistic process, isn't it? I just fiddle around with it until it looks ok. I do look at a lot of pictures of south american and australasian

No frogs were harmed in the making of this piece, Maria! Deciding what it should look like is the essence of any artistic process, isn't it? I just fiddle around with it until it looks ok. I do look at a lot of pictures of south american and australasian frogs to familiarise  myself with  how they look, but I am trying to capture the character of the frog and be amusing, rather than depict every detail. I failed to get the right number of fingers and toes on this one (Doh!)

Using a lot of Schauer opaques, lots of Soyer translucents, as well as old Blythes. This green is from Vitrum Signum PJE Light Green (i can give you the number but ill need to check it - let me know)