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I started with a stamped background in a Moleskine sketchbook, then added a scene around a drawing of my left hand. Breaking the surface wit...

In a Moleskine with the thin blank paper, I idly doodled a bow and did something like a visual cluster technique of drawing something bow-at...

I've drawn and painted lots of pages since I last posted, but had to finally stop to upload something. This is pencil on "scrapbook...

Remember how scary it was to first see that huge eye of your friend looking at you through a telescope? The squinted eye has problems, but f...

What do you do with the last bit of paint from a painting session? Trying a new triad of Sennelier quinacridone gold and quin red, plus W/N ...

Welcome to the new faster-loading InkTracks! I'm redoing the whole blog with rescaled images, much smaller than before. I'm learning...

Playing with w/c pencils on little squares of 90# paper. Here's one where the table is apparently going down with the Titanic.

I was delaying this challenge until I had time to do my shiny multi-part Saladmaster grating machine, then I saw the pencil sharpener and cl...

Plain black covers beg to be decorated (I hear these tiny voices pleading). So I sponged an abstract on w/c paper and cut it up to glue on t...

Just playing, trying out mixes of three primaries. W/c on 140# paper. And this image has been rescaled so it's a 36kb jpeg file. Quite a...

I found this quote by Beth Johnson and loved it so much, especially in view of our nation trying to cope with the Katrina disaster. May we a...

More experimenting with gouache and mixing from a 3-color triad. Attempting glass here, I can really see the opaqueness of the medium instea...

I've read that artists use gouache differently from w/c, but I used glazing and washes a bit here and the paint seemed pretty similar. M...

I've been reading w/c books about mixing 3 primary hues to create a palette. My first two attempts weren't so good, then I discovere...