InkTracks

This is a childhood treasure given to me by my mother's distant cousin (their grandmothers were cousins--that's really far back). I ...

I ventured out to sit on the river bank and paint the top side of the dam with its distinctive red brick building. No bothersome bugs made i...

A collage to appeal to the math majors and engineers--how many artists put sum symbols in their work? I found the paper with sums on it and ...

This is about a 7x9 inch piece. Too spontaneous to duplicate, but I'd love it in a 3x4 foot size! w/c in the journal

. . . from yesterday. With the same Derwent 4b watersoluble pencil in the Canson sketchbook.

Putting in naptime in all the chairs is a big job. He works hard at it. I drew this with a Derwent watersoluble 4B pencil. I decided to pain...

Another page that I thought I'd add to, but decided this is finished. I love splotches and randomness! w/c in the journal

This page was meant to be a decorated one, but after I made the circle, I realized it worked perfectly as an enso . Enough. w/c in the journ...

I've drawn the chair, but never the rest of the corner. Getting all the proportions right as I move across the scene is a challenge (bec...

This is a metal sculpture I've drawn before. She has such attitude. W/c in the Aquabee sketchbook. The background is Daniel Smith's ...

So challenging! No matter how often I've drawn the cat, getting the form close to recognizable is always a mix of luck and how I hold my...

There's nothing like drawing with the vivid intensity of ink. Using the Pentel Colorbrushes makes using color easy, though. My only goal...

This was an experiment with the very thick pencil that has 4 colors in the core lead. I ended up turning the pencil to get the color I wante...

I can't decide if the lefthand streaks are grasses or ghostly trees. They're too golden to be of a burned forest. Or perhaps the per...