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RE: [Aristolochia] aristolochia gorgona cross section

Hi Mario,
Thanks for the correction, I will add a bit more red to the purple.  I was using alizarin crimson sparingly mixed with a lot of purple.  Now I can go full power on this crimson to push the red.  Your paper on the hybrid with photos showing a grandiflora and gorgona on side view side by side gave a good idea on the colour , I will follow that.
Thank you again.
Next I want to work on the stem and the leaves, I have pictures of the individual leaf but somehow not so much of how the leaves arrange on the stem.  Are gorgona leaves arranged like grandiflora leaves?  I got grandiflora plant here in my terrarium, so I can sketch from that, if they look similar arranging on a stem.
Victor


--- On Thu, 1/1/09, Mario Blanco <lepanthes@...> wrote:
From: Mario Blanco <lepanthes@...>
Subject: RE: [Aristolochia] aristolochia gorgona cross section
To: "ARISTOLOCHIA" <aristolochia@yahoogroups.com>
Received: Thursday, January 1, 2009, 3:44 PM

Very nice, Victor!  Looks very realistic and the colors are very accurate. The only thing is that the external veins of the flower are a little more red (not so purple), but the purple is correct for the internal spots.

To: Aristolochia@ yahoogroups. com
From: aristolochiafrimbia ta@yahoo. ca
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2009 15:18:56 -0800
Subject: [Aristolochia] aristolochia gorgona cross section

Hi everybody,
This is the cross section of the interior of the flower based on Mario's photos and drawings.  I hope the colouring interpretation is alright.  It is kind of difficult to represent the white fur inside the interior.
Victor




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Rod, I read your message and I was wandering if you have some seeds of A. serpentaria available with I can try hear in Holland. please let me know if this is... 		Henriette en Maurice ...
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Hi everybody, This is the cross section of the interior of the flower based on Mario's photos and drawings.  I hope the colouring interpretation is alright. ...
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very nice, Victor!! lovely details. BTW, let me take advantage of this opportunity.. to wish you (and everyone) the best of luck for the New Year 2009! ciao! ...
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Very nice, Victor! Looks very realistic and the colors are very accurate. The only thing is that the external veins of the flower are a little more red (not...
Mario Blanco
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Hi Mario, Thanks for the correction, I will add a bit more red to the purple.  I was using alizarin crimson sparingly mixed with a lot of purple.  Now I can...
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Hi Victor, yes, the leaves are very similar to those of A. grandiflora, and are arranged in the same way along the stem. To: Aristolochia@yahoogroups.com From:...
Mario Blanco
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