ALT: water-soluble crayon, abstract. orange, purple and green stripey background, black lines form something that could be seen as a person holding a pet, or maybe a smaller person. who can say. maybe I watched that beaver kit reel too many times.
Meanwhile, if you’re wondering why all my drawings lately look like I spent 15 minutes or less on them, it’s because I’m spending most of my studio time on these. more darn stars, they seem to be my art-making comfort food at the moment. I’m rolling with it.
ALT: six flower shapes made of yarn and embroidery floss woven around pipe cleaner frames.
ALT: crayon and ink, rather abstract, a lot of very active lines. there seems to be a fae dragon princess warrior creature with spiny back and little blue wings, wielding some kind of blade or distaff.
ALT: water-soluble crayon. the left side has a red pennant floating on a ground of green and yellow. the right side has yellow furrows or heads of grain sprouting from a sort of knot that’s a little like a raised fist, on a ground of blue.
ALT: pencil and water-soluble crayon very rough sketch from an adorable photo of baby grand-niece welcoming her aunty for a visit. big smiles on both as they hug and smoosh faces.
ALT: water-soluble crayon. wide green and yellow brush strokes and angular patches of white make the background for a line drawing that seems to be the bust of a person (abstract, calligraphic) with long hair and possibly glasses (also possibly just one eye) there are some star-like flowers floating all around.
ALT: nine small (2″ x 3 “) cards in a 3 by 3 grid. Each card has a photo of a hand in some position, and the cards are all connected by a red thread that weaves and loops from hand to hand.
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