That's looking really good! Thank you!! I go back and forth between the natural and tangerine section. If you're up to it, could you apply these two to black limba and Tamo as well?
Do you ever go to Scheveningen? My Dutch friends used to tell me that, that word, was a good test to see how good your pronunciation was hahaha. I thought is was a great beach, its probably way different since my visit.
I'd indeed be impressed if you can pronounce Scheveningen correctly, tough word.
As for your request, I applied the colour scheme to Black Limba and Tamo. I think it looks good on the Black Limba, these colours seem to favour a darker base and Black Limba seems to have the right amount of brown. I'm not impressed with the Tamo, this is personal of course. Also because I can't really seem to get the natural colour of Tamo right. The brightness of the Tamo does make the colours more vibrant. But it's up to you.
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Silver, thank you! I agree and have requested, formally now, to see samples of the violet burst over Black Limba and Bubinga. Tom is the man and is so helpful and nice. He also informed me that the original samples have arrived and he'll be sending them out soon!! I'll be sure to share them when they arrive.
[QUOTE=Silver;1854472211]Did you request the natural fade or the one with the orange?
Yeah be sure to post some pics of the samples, I'm curious to see how they turned out.[/QUOTE
I used the orange photoshop as my example in the email to Tom so we'll see what they turn out. Maybe I should suggest that the fade begin with the orange hue in the gradient. I'm not even sure that it'll be possible but it can't hurt to ask. I'll definitely post photos of the finish samples.
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