little wallflower

ALT: water-soluble crayon (caran d’ache). a creature that most nearly resembles a rat wears a lavender collar with a decorative flower on it, and timidly clutches something that could be a small rock or large piece of toast or cheese.

cat paws

ALT: water-soluble crayon and graphite. this started with a quick sketch of my cat’s feet as she sat with them all primly in a line. then a lot of other stuff went on top – starting with a big moon-shell spiral, and a stream of red and orange brambly stuff down the length of the page. the energy is pretty chaotic, in contrast to the tidy paws.

motes

ALT: water-soluble crayon. on a brown ground, textured a bit like tree bark, there are spots of black that are shaped into odd beasts and creatures. accents of orange and light green.

tumblebug

ALT: water-soluble crayon. it pretty much looks like a very round stripey bug sitting on its very round bottom.

what up bird

ALT: water-soluble crayon. it’s a bird, with a big bill, looking up. sort of calligraphic style black outline, orange beak and feet, green and blue feathers.

dance in the burning world

ALT: water-soluble crayon, abstract-ish. a pair of figures are either dancing or fighting with each other in a scene that seems full of bare trees and flames

ring out

ALT: water-soluble crayon, abstract. curved red-orange lines like a sound wave symbol arc across a backdrop that has something tree-like in the middle, orange above and blue-green below with sort of drippy organic shapes

the rocks alive and they don’t care

ALT: water-soluble crayon, sort of abstract landscape. there’s a big orange shape that could be a mountain with googly eyes and a huge goofy smile. it leans on a greenish lump that might also have an eye, who knows.

busy repose

ALT: water-soluble crayon, decorative pattern. blue swirls and spirals, punctuated by red dots, with yellow and pale green streaks flowing between.