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I'm posting mostly so I don't get out of the habit. In my bits of unscheduled time I've been outside working in the yard or walk...

Rather random, otherwise. Tech pen and w/c on Aquabee Superdeluxe. Painting suits my spontaneous, extemporaneous needs, compared to the slow...

I think this is a performer from Cirque de Soleil, exhausted after the second long performance of the day. He showed up to tell me he wants ...

The broom on the inside of my front door. Only used for decoration, not sweeping. Copic marker (a bit too big for this) in a blank paper, no...

Catching the small mundane items while they perch is my drawing balance to doing abstracts. I love watching the gel pen dissolve as I random...

Playing with Dr. Martins' hydrus on 140# Arches. No interpretation, no symbolism . . . that I know of . . . My art therapist friend know...

Or else it's a marble, or an Alice in Wonderland spin. Playing with w/c on bristol board

The assignment I gave myself was to paint a blue bear with no pre-drawing. And this idea works for Illustration Friday's theme of "...

Combining Dr. Martin's hydrus w/c, India ink with a dip pen, and 140# Arches paper. I had a vague initial idea of using only opposites: ...

I started making random shapes when the phone rang. As the caller talked on and on, this image emerged. Afterward, I felt the black and whit...

I watched a fabulous little video on British caricaturists and political cartoonists. One artist said that you know you've captured the ...

This bit of knitted lace represents a huge chunk of my time this week. I've discovered the frustration, determination, and satisfaction ...

In knitting there's a lace pattern called feather and fan. It doesn't look anything like this. This may be an exotic bird, escaping ...

Fen was looking out the window when I noticed how lumpy and mountainous she looked from behind (don't tell her I said that). I managed t...