InkTracks

At first I thought she was looking out a window, but now I think these are all the pixel-filled screens that face her each day. Gel pen and ...

Pattern doodling, a mental rest from faces, heads, and landscapes. Tombow markers in a Moleskine sketchbook, water washed.

Random activity while waiting. Draw something with a fish, spiral, heart, and rectangle. In my pocket Moleskine with a waterbrush and paints...

Faces keep emerging in these doodles. This may be the orange guy's dog. I think his name is Sycamore. Gel pen and w/c on Aquabee super d...

Doodling with gel pen and w/c on Aquabee super deluxe. This is art as therapy after hours of painting the larger-canvas living room with rol...

I haven't drawn with charcoal in forever, but found this pencil and gave it a try in a Moleskine sketchbook. I love the intensity of the...

Back on 3/8 I said I saw an orange guy in that blob. He has solidified. Tom Bow Markers (water soluble) on Aquabee super delux. Better blend...

Instead of posting all the orange people with weird blue skin diseases that appeared last night (sometimes blending doesn't go well), I ...

It just came out this way, and rather than add hair or a background of water, I decided to let him emerge without embellishment. Subtle colo...

Using up the mud mixes left on my palette, I captured his shoes and one leg before they moved. (He didn't know he was a model.) No time ...

I pulled out the water-soluble Tom Bow markers and filled a lot of pages with generalized forms, then colored them in to experiment with app...

Using the markers on a slicker paper, in my journal. The ink doesn't sink in as fast. I'm still working on getting accuracy with big...

Another doodle on a background. I like making something out of random brushstrokes. And hey, there's no orange! Noodler's ink and w/...

I did a bunch of plant paintings in the Moleskine, using the paper's resistance to create texture in the leaves. This one turned out wit...