Setting Sail (Watercolor Prints on Plastic Overlays - a Three Step Process)j

The first step was to do a watercolor pencil drawing of just the boat - no backgtound; the second step was to do a watercolor pencil drawing of the background on a second sheet of paper; the third step was to cut out the boat from the boat drawing I did in step 1; I then copied the boat cut out on one piece of clear plastic overlay and I copied the background on a second piece of clear plastic over lay.  For the fourth step, I laid the boat over lay on top of the background over lay.

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