crinkles are difficult

Mostly indigo blue pencil on drawing paper.

rolling tote

With art supplies, of course.

Pencil in the Paperblanks journal.

Co-Mo sketch paper, by Bee Paper Co.

This paper is really nice, 80# with good tooth and takes light water well.

Here, a bag on a chair, with a Papermate Profile 1.0 mm retractable ballpoint--the line it makes is more like a .7mm pen.

another quick scribble

Gel pen with a water wash.

In the journal. Breaks up the writing.

chip bag

I like these chips from sweet potatoes.

Colored pencil in the Hand Book sketchbook.

more traveling people

In the airport I started drawing a man, then in the course of the next 20 min. our flight was moved to 4 separate gates. Chaos!

I filled the rest of the page on the plane. The bag is mine, tucked into the seatback.

I had limited views on tiny planes. Nothing to draw but my own seatbelt.

Prismacolor water-soluble pencil in the journal. Color added later for my own sanity.

shadows on the chip bag

Practicing the subtle triangles and shadows on the potato chip bag.

I had to eat quite a lot to get the model ready for her drawing session!

Water soluble pencil, but not left dry, on Canson drawing paper.

glazing practice

I drew the backpack with pencil, then did w/c lines, then glazes of the various planes of light.

On Aquabee Superdeluxe.