InkTracks

Though I'm not good at it, I like drawing with soluble ink and using water to wash grays in from the inklines. The socks are done with...

This was a great film on his career and art. I saw it on a Netflix DVD. Stopped the action to do a quick sketch with a brush pen. On Rhodi...

These pens are so great for sketching. Non-stop fast flow, they never skip even when shading fast, and a great feel on the paper. In the j...

With 23 degrees and a wind this morning, the woodstove had to be started. Which puts Chaucer right into an intense long-extension nap. Usu...

I love Wolff pencils--made of carbon, not charcoal or graphite. They have a lot of drag, but leave no shine and they're not dusty. In ...

It sits in the kitchen window and gets water once a week. No lavish attention, but it blooms regularly anyway. It deserves a repotting and...

The first one fits perfectly. I love my new basic sock pattern based on Cat Bordhi's Houdini sock technique. I knit both feet first to...

Drawn with a tech pen, shading added with a soluble ink pen, spread with water. I picked up one of the blues to fill in the background wit...

. . . is a mess. But it fills a page fast. Pastel for the blue background. In the journal.

Her hair is a darker red but I don't have that color in this particular set of pencils. The model doesn't care. Colored pencils ...

This is on the DVD box of John Cusack's movie, Say Anything. Colored pencil in the journal.

I'm posting random sketches, just keeping the posts coming and the drawing going. I never have artist's block because I follow Wil...

These perfect little tomatoes came from Backyard Farms in Maine. And they tasted as good as they look (better than my sketch). Their pack...

A lumpy collage is on the back of this page. The scan came out as though Chaucer is looking over the edge of a cliff into water. Pencil in...