Boardwalk Days part 24

 I won't be working with Mary on her printing project until later in the week, so today was freed up for doing my own work. I brought with me a disc from my rock/pop set, one of all the A and B sides for the Zombies during their main career. Why?  Because I saw a video reaction to a few early Zombies singles on the web the other day and the band was on my mind. Plus, always good to listen to while in the Studio, and I do have a copy of the disc in the music I have at home.  The reactor very much enjoyed the songs he played, but I already knew the Zombies were an impressive band, which is why they were in those Studio discs to begin with.  My previous writings on this disc can be seen on this blog back in January, 2020.

Today's task was to cut out the margins all around the new boardwalk piece.  I'm not sure if I am completely done with the image yet, but there won't be any changes to the areas outside the panel borders, so that is safe to cut, and needs to be removed at some point anyway.  But the main reason for doing it today is that tomorrow I am expecting some visitors in the Studio, and what they may have seen already is my earlier boardwalk prints up on the first floor. If they want to see more from the series, or something new from the series, or some kind of demo, this is the block to do that.  And watching me cut the margins out is as boring as it can get.

The results of today's cutting can be seen above. Didn't get the space between them done, but finished all the outside, and was bathed in sweat from that.  (heat and humidity have arrived in the basement) I expect to be there for a while before they show up, so I will have time to cut that space between panels then, and they I can give some thought to the images themselves.