InkTracks

Chaucer was stretched out on my propped legs. He moved constantly, so this is the head bit I managed to get. Tech pen and w/c wash, mixing b...

This bear has been with me for over 50 years. His fur is mostly worn off, his seams show, and his nose is smashed sideways. But he still has...

He stretched out so long, I didn't plan ahead to fit his tail on the page. But you can imagine it. Brown pencil on drawing paper.

I like to draw a glass, then see if the paint mixed on the page can indicate the translucent effects. I should work in layers (drying in bet...

I like fictional rabbits that have a bit of snarl. This one was inspired by a reference photo. Pencil (HB, 2B and soluble 4b), charcoal, plu...

I took some of the elements in a drawing book example and rearranged/interpreted them, using a slanted stroke to make most of the shapes. W/...

Two quick filters: whirl and pinch, then "glass effects" and "lens" --converts any poorly lit picture to something more ...

I make strips like this simply as colorful movement to brighten a journal page. I experiment with how paint blends on the paper. I paste the...

Two scarves just finished, my (simple) patterns: burgundy cables and green checkerboard. Photos are washed out, but I'm not patient with...

Pencil today, to really capture those subtle angles and curves that mean the difference between an impression and the actual form. But ink s...

Drawing a tableful of objects is such a challenge for me. I drew this standing up, holding the paper. I start with one object (here, the pai...

The rain has stopped! There's hope for a partly warm day! Faces are my constant challenge to draw--the slightest line or shadow turns th...

Drawing with my eyes is another angle to mindfulness practice. I suddenly saw the puzzle-piece shapes in the cat's form and had to captu...

Filling space, I drew in my lined journal, then painted on the back of the page (always moving on). I wasn't going to post this hand but...