InkTracks

Quick doodle of a quick guy, Tech pen and w/c dabs on lined paper (duh).

The dining room light, but it's not blue and green. It's a canvas for my imagination. Tech pen and w/c in the Moleskine sketchbook.

So hard to "see" in soft black nylon. But it's practice. Fountain pen and w/c on Aquabee Superdeluxe.

Keeping my left hand so still while I'm holding an object, drawing and holding the paper with one hand, makes any simple drawing more of...

Do you know the game of drawing loops around a pattern of 4x4 dots? Drawing this knot pattern from memory reminds me of that game. Figuring ...

I saw this knot in an ad in the Daniel Smith catalog, so had to draw it to figure out the crossovers. Would have been better if I'd used...

A mounted head in a local restaurant, painted later. Alvin Penstix tech pen (very juicy) on Canson 90# w/c paper.

A statue of Mary from a distance. Couldn't see her really clearly, but it looked like she was walking out of her niche. After I put my n...

Abstraction. Water-soluble Noodlers in a fountain pen, and w/c in the Moleskine sketchbook

Sometimes I enjoy the resistance. Tech pen and w/c on Moleskine sketchbook paper.

This little guy is great for idle practice on limbs and joints. A portable model. Micron brush pen on scrap paper.

Accordian, concertina, or zig-zag are names given to one type of sketchbook that's easy to make. I've tried the method of cutting lo...

The interaction of fluid with paper is a constant fascination for me. After avoiding it for a long time, I went back to sketch in the water-...

I love the 1978 book of drawings by Richard Stine, the "Non-pointless Pencil Book." I can't find an image of the cover online,...