Whole striped watermelon behind two seeded slices

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Watermelon and Two Slices

A whole striped watermelon stands behind two slices. Wide rind bands and spaced seeds create clear coloring areas.

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Red slices and two-tone green stripes

Repeat the two rind greens on the whole melon.

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Whole striped watermelon behind two seeded slices
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Green-striped watermelon behind two red slices with dark seeds.
Digital example: Green-striped watermelon behind two red slices with dark seeds.
  • 1. Coral red — flesh
  • 2. Green — outer rind, stem and alternate stripes
  • 3. Pale green — inner rind and other stripes
  • 4. Charcoal — seeds
  1. Fill both slice faces red, working around each seed.
  2. Color outer rinds and stem green, then every other whole-melon stripe.
  3. Use pale green on inner rinds and the remaining stripes.
  4. Fill each seed charcoal, keeping its pointed shape.

Check both rind bands and the alternating stripes; every seed should stand out.

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