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A Victorian woman with rusty-brown hair loosely gathered into a bun sits at an antique writing desk, viewed from behind. She has finished composing a letter to her suitor. Beneath a small card reading “What I Think” lies a disorderly heap of candid, densely written drafts, heavily crossed out, with crumpled attempts nearby. Beneath “What I’ll Say” rests just one completed letter beside an empty stamped envelope, ready to be mailed. The letter reads: “My dearest, How wonderful you are. You are quite right, as always. With all my love.” A tiny heart finishes the page. Her left hand holds down the abandoned drafts; her right rests beside the finished letter. A small framed sepia portrait shows the couple sharing an affectionate, amused glance. Floral wallpaper, books, lamplight, a fully visible Victorian fireplace, and a sleeping tabby curled on a footstool. Watercolor and pen-and-ink illustration, intricate crosshatching, dry humor and richly observed period details. Keep likeness and richness of colors base image
