InkTracks

The blankets weren't this bright, but I needed to add color to a drab, sad scene. Same media as last post.

In the nursing home there's things to draw that I don't see anywhere else. Tech pen and w/c on Canson sketchbook paper.

We hung out with 4 dogs in Kansas. Two tiny bouncy ones I could never have captured, and 2 large ones. This is Scampi, who decided she didn...

Happy Thanksgiving! I'm grateful for many things--good health, caring family and friends, a job, and few debts. And for lots of art supp...

Having drawn all the people I could see from my tiny seat, I was forced to draw an imagined picture. This is what came out--still life with ...

Having drawn the 2 people I could see, my husband's sleeve was next. Brush pen (with soluble ink), edges washed, on canson sketchpaper.

He had big ears, but in one of these, I may have emphasized it too much. There was a large shadow of it on his head. Getting that skull shap...

In the cramped seat of a 737, there's not much of a view. Brush pen on canson drawing paper.

For once I found a sleeping person to draw. But I drew super fast anyway, sure he was going to move any second. Wall color added later. Copi...

We flew to Kansas to visit the elderly relatives before the holidays. Lots of drawing happened. Here's a 4-min capture of a woman in the...

After I daubed and scraped paint, I intensified some of the areas with colored pencil. These pieces make good book covers, or to glue on the...

Daubs of paint, then scraped down the page, then up, with a credit card. I filled in some empty spaces with black w/c pencil, then dissolved...

All my waiting time isn't nearly long enough now that I'm drawing the scene around me. The waiting area at the art museum, until my ...

Drawn from my car while I was listening to the radio. This tree had a lot of very pale green fungus growing on it. Quite scabrous. I tweaked...