InkTracks

Capturing the subtle contours and shapes of the cat's head constantly challenges me. He sleeps soundly to lure me in, but as soon as I d...

Drawing with a brush and India ink is a move into ominous territory--making permanent marks that can't be changed (or cleaned out of fab...

Yesterday and today the images that emerge have a theme of rocks and levitation/floating. I've been reading an art therapy book, must go...

This captures an metal angel I have on the wall--I can't do her quirky beauty justice. She's got such Attitude! Tech pen and w/c on ...

This image came up after several events today. May all your weighty problems rise up and flitter away lightly. Penstix permanent pen and w/c...

Painted while looking down at the basket by my chair. The double shadow was an unusual event, so I tried to capture it. Tech pen and w/c on ...

After the fire cools, you can see blue sky through the blackened tree trunks. Though perhaps this is better upside down or sideways. We all ...

Done with leftover paint from the fire abstract. Who else has a real need to use up the paint on the palette? W/c on 140# Strathmore (smooth...

Appreciating the colors, before the black ash takes over. W/c on 140# Canson.

Knitting isn't so interesting to draw, so here's a broader view of what's needed. A bag to keep the project clean, a lamp to see...

Less precise than the one below. Same media, but wet-on-wet instead of wet-on-dry. The scan seems fuzzy, or is it the tornado effect?

I see a yarn image here, after posting. Between knitting and spring events, I'm just swirling pure color as a break from precise stitche...

When only the crocus (croci?) are up and the predominant color outside is still brown, my refuge is painting blobs and swirls of intense col...

Imaginary here, but real in other places. W/c on Aquabee super deluxe paper.