We have put up so many contemporary silk screens recently that I decided that for this week's post we needed to do some fine art. So we are, as this week's title suggests, documenting another Vargas drawing that John worked on. This particular piece is a sketch on tracing paper. When we received it the paper was extremely creased, most noticeably in two sections that ran right though the drawing. Because of the nature of the tracing paper and the fact that the medium Vargas used was watercolor pencil, washing this was not an option nor was using John's isinglass technique. Any moisture that moved across the surface could potentially take the whole drawing with it. So John devised a strategy that used a limited amount of moisture, the flat press and the heat press to remove the creases. Pictured: The Vargas Girl before we began work. You can clearly see the two creases running through the whole drawing. John set up a small humidity chamber on the glass topped tabl