glorious creatures
ALT: crayon drawing of several odd-shaped plant beings, like wavy cones with the wide base on the ground, swaying to points up in the air. These actually are from memory of a series of morning glory plantings in my neighborhood, where the vines have swarmed up whatever supported them, and are now standing and blooming as if they’re a chorus that shouts in purple blooms every morning.
night show – now in full color
I finished my coloring page from 8/20
ALT:
ink and crayon. several little stylized quadrupeds trotting around, a couple of them seem to be conversing with a sort of bat. there are stars in the sky, and something like a sun is on the ground, or in water or something. an arc that could be stage lights runs across the middle of the page. line drawing on 8/20 post, if you want to put in your own colors.
shadow bouquet
ALT: crayon drawing. a couple of wispy blue-purple flowers on wiggly stems, with some golden dots floating around
Cat Demands Attention
ALT: ink and crayon doodle. a yowling cat paws at a very messy expressionistic head/neck in purple and ink, their hair flying up in surprise
sleepytime
ALT: crayon drawing of a green stripey cat sleeping on a fuschia-colored cushion. there are a bunch of circles floating above, instead of cartoon “z’s”
putt me in the zoo
ALT: crayon drawing of a yellow quadruped with red and green spots, tongue sticking out and a red balloon floating next to them. The very first book I remember reading all by myself was Robert Lopshire’s “Put Me In The Zoo”. I was very proud that I could follow the story, and say all the words. But I was puzzled by this recurring word, which I pronounced “putt”. When it was explained to me, I was aggrieved by the illogic of spelling the english language.
the fenceline
ALT: ink and crayon drawing, pretty abstract, tangled and thorny vegetation on a dark grey background. Just before my studio time, I was indeed fighting back the trees and weeds threatening to take over my little gardens on the line between my house and my neighbors.
domestic harmony
ALT: crayon drawing. a rough cup or vase, maybe wrapped or bound round with string, very stylized perhaps heads of two people together, over the edge of the cup, perhaps embracing. encircled by a red curve.
beware rabbit
ALT: crayon doodle of a purple bunny with somewhat crazy eyes and possibly a suspiciously pointed tooth showing out the side of their smile
sending star
ALT: crayon drawing of a personage in purple, arms uplifted below a 5-pointed rainbow colored star. The star has a rainbow trail set in yellow glow that swoops down to engulf the person. Or maybe it swoops upward.
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