After many many hours of work, here is the final result. The first image is the work before framing and the second is the work at the exhibit in St Leonards Chapel on South Street, St Andrews.
(See previous posts for the process):
My latest commission was a 50th wedding anniversary present from a wife to her husband. She wanted a silver birch tree with yellow leaves and a bold script.
These are based off an old manuscript (and I wish I could remember which one) and since I did them digitally I could easily change the colour scheme. These are for my online shop on Zazzle, for cards and such where customers can put their own text inside the border. Since blue and green are my favourite colours I usually stick with those in my designs but I did a red version for a change.
My most recent commission was a quote from John Wesley written in Cancelleresca Corsiva. The client wanted celtic knots in the border although she and I were aware that it didn’t exactly fit the time period or style. However, a little extra Celtic knot never hurts!
I turned a recent sketch into a greeting card in my Zazzle online store. 
Onion a day keeps everyone away comic ink drawing postcard
by LetiziaMorley
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away. An onion a day keep everyone away.” So true, so true. Although come to think of it, an entire raw garlic bunch a day would be worse.
Thanks for coming with me on my month-long drawing journey! It was very fun and now I’m going to take a break for a little while. It’s amazing how much time Inktober takes.
