InkTracks

This guy represents the events and activities of 2005. He formed and grew like a stalagmite, adding layers of learning. Now he's looking...

At regular intervals it relaxes my right brain to do an abstract, though in this case a sort of landscape emerged. W/c on 90# paper.

When I don't have a specific thing to draw, I draw imaginary things, and a LOT of imaginary people. This is last night's visitor. I ...

After all the painting and shaping, time to relax with flat shapes. Filled in with a Pilot PreciseGrip bold gel pen in a Moleskine. It slide...

Rarely I can catch the cat's position fast enough before s/he moves. Drawing directly with paint is working better for me as long as I i...

In spite of being urged to do more, including my favorite smashed can Santa (a very rare and irreplaceable collectable), this is the last Sa...

A tiny wooden Santa mug and a flat-heart Santa. Same process as the last three. Dipped pencil (lead only) is almost like paint in small spac...

Between the big hat and the big beard, there's not a lot of space to show personality. Tech pen, colored pencil on Moleskine sketchpaper...

I have a small ornament collection of Santa faces. It's time to draw them before they go back into the attic for their long hibernation....

A quick painting before he moved, so accurate color was the least of my concerns. Impressionistic, for sure! W/c in a Robert Bateman sketchb...

Using w/c pencils dipped in water has never been successful for me. In this case, I had a long sharpened point and stroked it on the side. T...

I designed a Christmas card for the first time in years, choosing Light as the one element that all spiritual people include in their practi...

Imagined (wo?)man imagining that face on the moon. First experiment with oil pastels in a Moleskine sketchbook.

A second profile and it turned out to be a woman. Funny how the slightest difference to features makes a gender implication. Nu-pastels in a...