InkTracks

When the subject is mundane , an orange/red color flow brightens it right up. I'm all about making the subject colorful. On Hand Book Ar...

This piece was transformed (in my mind anyway) from a random color experiment to a landscape-like scene with the mere addition of a humanoid...

But the right one is busy. This time with Noodler's ink added to a half-filled waterbrush. I'm pleased at how the medium flowed and ...

We have chunks of granite *everywhere*--rising through the ground continually, always needing to be piled up somewhere for storage. This is ...

I'm trying out Winsor & Newton oil bars, sticks of oil paint. I've never worked with oils before--setting up, then cleaning the ...

Listening to the League of Women Voters discuss their choices in Pennsylvania, I started doodling with charcoal and these women emerged on t...

More inking with comb and bottle cap. There may be a phoenix in that fire shape. Noodler's ink on Strathmore drawing paper.

Another piece from my dipped bottle cap and comb, then I decided it needed color. This is a soluble Noodler's, so I was careful to not l...

I dipped a big bottle cap and a coarse-toothed comb in Noodler's Nile Ebony ink. After that, I lost control. The solid black circles are...

Cliffs are an underlying theme in the news--as in, we seem to be falling off--or--the problems facing us. Or are these just the 4 am worries...

Two weeks ago I was using the woodstove to keep warm; yesterday it was warm enough to wear shorts and sandals, and draw one. I guided a frie...

This is a stretched paper drum made of linen rag. You'd never guess it's not a skin; the drum has a great sound. It's painted, m...

Drawing in bed, looking up at the shelf beside me. Black w/c pencil and water on Cachet paper.

Now I see a river, islands, sand banks, and small circuits of grass. This abstract map emerged on the page while I was listening to NPR'...