This is the basic design I came up with.  It's a large heart with a smaller heart above and 5 leaves extending out from the top.  I actually drew the design on the other side of what you see below, laid it on the hot Pitch (after covering with chapstick for easy removal) and begin repousse work.  Once I felt I'd done as much as I could, I removed the piece from the pitch pot by heating with the heat gun, pulling off with tweezers and quickly wiping off the leftover pitch.  Then I turned it over to define the forms on a steel block by edging around all the shapes.  Then I put it back on the pitch (again with chapstick), and defined the shapes further.  Unfortunately,  I did burst through the metal a couple of times when I was defining the leaves, which I later had to fill with some silver solder.  It happens sometimes, and I try not to beat myself up too hard.  I simply repair the crack when I'm completely finished forming the piece.  The sterling silver is 22 gauge. The next one I make will be 20 gauge, so I'll have less chance of breaking through with the thicker silver.