InkTracks

We're cooking, wrapping, unwrapping, enjoying the tree. And packing for a short trip. The cat doesn't know yet that he can't go....

Another kind of brown leaf. From a bush alongside the road.

Doodling in my journal, this time with a tech pen so I can move the ink in all directions (compared to a dip pen). Listening to the coverage...

Forget brushes and conventional painting tools, how about just dragging the paint on with a stick? In this case, I used the dropper-lid of D...

After I swirl color around and it comes to adding ink, I usually regret (just a little) not planning ahead. After letting the paint dry, I s...

I love swirling color on, then adding ink to see if I can make shapes. The results never match my hopes, but I still love the potential and ...

Filling a side of a journal page. I think he's a kind of penguin totem pole. A rare breed.

I've switched to the new Blogger template. Easy! And at the bottom of the righthand column, a Flickr Badge of a few drawings and mini-pa...

I bought this in an art museum while on a trip months ago and have just made it my new journal volume. I LOVE the paper! Smooth as Bristol p...

I never had an easy, fast camera for closeups until this Nikon. So I took it for a walk today. Even asphalt patterns look good in this late ...

Pure color is often enough. This evokes sparkling, inviting pools, calling us back to our earliest form. And yes, the salt is there, making ...

Doodling again, thinking: there's the red/green of the season, the mask we sometimes wear for social events, and yes, the true joy of cr...

Speed bump on the hall rug. Chaucer says, "Cats nap where they need to."

Mixed media: dip pen in India ink, w/c pencil and watercolors. Just to play with overlapping and ink on the smoothness of a Moleskine sketch...