harvest queen
ALT: crayon doodle. the head of a person with white face, red cheeks and green hair sits on the stem of a pumpkin-like vegetable, bright red and orange. the head is smiling slightly, and is adorned with a large purple plume sticking up from the top.
got there
ALT: quick crayon and ink sketch of two hikers under a twisted tree at the top of a mountain.
tired – still dancing
ALT: watercolor and water-soluble crayon. sort of expressionist picture of a person with a pretty grim expression waving their arms around.
sunstream
ALT: water soluble crayon and graphite, abstract. a curved orange shape in yellow and gold flows between banks of blue and purple, around three small gray sort of dustbunnies.
sleepy gull
ALT: water soluble graphite and crayon. the head of a bird that does somewhat resemble a gull looks sleepy, and is somewhat obscured by scribblings of graphite that has shapes of fish and shells. there might be a moon above.
blue bird of harpiness
ALT: crayon and ink. a purple winged critter with some resemblance to a pterodactyl possibly threatens a couple of small golden quadrupeds, one of which is hiding behind some green plant thing. gold spots dot the field, and also dot the sky.
night beats
ALT: water soluble crayon, abstract. Crescent moon shape on a blue ground. superimposed are a series of black curved lines descending, like ribs or claws, and a series of red sticks not quite matching up to the pointed ends of the curves. I spent the evening at a concert by EMEFE, a NYC band featuring a boss horn section and many playfully interlaced rhythms.
looking for lake
ALT: water soluble graphite and crayon, abstract landscape. mostly horizontal drifting lines across the page; blue below, as if rippled water, and orange above as if sunset in a periwinkle sky, with purple hills between.
hopeseed
ALT: ink and crayon drawing, an egg (brown) with a loosely tied green ribbon looped around it, on an orange stripe that sits upon blue lines like water
big dreams
ALT: pencil drawing, abstract. four little beans at the bottom of the page, each with a succession of ever larger and more complex shapes behind it up to the top, filling up the page.
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