yes, it is. At least half of it was an accident. But, once I had the look I wanted, I 'doctored' up the rest.
I'd have to say none of my pieces are identical, that's for sure!

did you try revising the old drawing? the layer setup might reveal some of your tricks

In the original, it looks to me like the red is on a separate layer. It was outlined in black and then erased to make a thin black border. Looks like some discrete use of the dodge tool, maybe. It is lovely, by the way.

Thank you! It was all done on one layer. There's definitely a process to achieving that look. The 'accident' part is when it happily begins to become what I like. I will try to revise the old drawing, to see if I can see what it is that I did. But, I'm thinking I'll only see one layer with a big mystery behind it....(later: yep, ver. 1 and 2 have separate layers, but the last thing I created on a single layer.

I'm not sure I would've guessed this to be yours, Miss DJ! IT's so fun to see all the different versions you come up with!!! Beautiful and skillful!

very colorful! :)

thank you!!

You should write down in a separate hidden layer your actions whenever you get a wonderful new effect.

good idea!

Thanks, Shults! I think I'm gonna leave it alone now. ; )