Creating a pastel drawing of the Tarantula Nebula based on the JWST image

I have an astronomy sketching / art for you today and it's a timelapse of me creating a pastel drawing based on the Tarantula Nebula photography taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. I shared the photo I used as inspiration at the beginning of the video, but at the end I just show my finished sketch.
I used Stabilo CarbOthello pastel pencils and Inscribe pastel sticks. The brighter stars were added with a fine-tipped Posca acrylic paint pen in white. For blending I used a dry fluffy brush, blending stumps and cotton buds.
This took quite a while to do so I only took a photograph every 15 seconds, therefore I can't slow the video down any more than this without it being quite jerky. Hopefully you get the general idea of how I created it.
Music:
Doctor Turtle from the built-in music library on Movie Maker.

[@timjones6434]

I'm fascinated by your drawings Mary. This particular one looks really lovely. 👌

[@Spiceyspiney]

Thank you so much Tim. I really enjoy tackling the complex nebulae like these because it really pushes me outside of my comfort zone. I always hate the way it's looking when I'm part way through, so it's definitely a "trust the process" thing!

[@bofblog]

Great technique and work...lots of inspiration in the cosmos

[@Spiceyspiney]

Thank you so much :)

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Pretty.

[@Spiceyspiney]

Thank you :)