Here's the original scan of the study:

Here's the image after I manipulated the hues, color balance, and saturation levels. I like the eggplant-colored bands at the top paired with the dusty browns and pinks:

At this point I need to say that I'm really happy with how the finished piece turned out - I think the colors work well together (maybe less so in the digital photo below - the large gray area at the bottom is more like the color of the altered scan above and the rust-colored area is a bit less saturated) and the composition is balanced. But obviously it's nothing like the altered, scanned image it was supposed to mimic. I got purple instead of eggplant, rust instead of dust, and overall the colors are far too saturated - not a very autumnal piece. Thus, Test Pattern (Autumn Fail):


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