eyes of the storm
ALT: water-soluble crayon, ink. it is a pair of dark eyes set in blue and purple clouds, over a field of green leaves. in reality, there is very little green under the foot of new snow where I live. but the green lives on in slumber.
pas de rage
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon, abstract, calligraphic. on a ground of blue-green wash with orange veins, two figures are scribbled in ink. maybe dancing, maybe marching.
see of green
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon, abstract. watery washes of green tinged with yellow and blue and a little purple, overlaid with a swirling tracery of black lines. I have reached the point in the cold months where I want little respites of getting lost in green.
necessary repose
ALT: water-soluble crayon and ink. An abstracted figure lies meltingly on the ground with a red, somewhat oppressive cloud cover above like a weighted blanket hovering and maybe looming.
civil discourse
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon, abstract calligraphic. it’s lots of people drawn as sort of stick figures, upside-down and upside-right (as my children used to say). they may be communicating, but it all looks pretty spiky and messy.
baking for comfort in a time of stress
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon, abstract. but it seems to show a sun in a box like an oven, maybe viewed through a window framed by a dead tree and a living vine. the colors are mainly warm yellows and oranges, so very optimistical.
webbing
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon. it’s an orange capped mushroom, quite vibrant, embedded in a woven swoop of green fading to brown in sort of an infinity ribbon
fire ice
ALT: water-soluble crayon, acrylic paint, ink. it says “FIRE” in red and “ICE” in blue, and there’s an ink sketch of someone superimposed on the words, with their fist upraised.
keep
ALT: ink and water-soluble crayon. decorative, abstract. A figure knees holding a heart in the curl of their hands. blue flowing garments, a big foot, a long snakey neck lets the head gaze across and down toward the heart it is guarding.
pinch point
ALT: water-soluble crayon and ink, abstract. solid shapes on either side of the page seem to restrict the flow of the fluid between them. the shape on the left has a texture of plates or scales, and is a smooth curve. the shape on the right is marked with horizontal lines, and has a sharp angle right at the pinch point.
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