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.
Does anyone remember those little round Springbok puzzles from the early ’70’s maybe? with cheerful pop art and often odd beings and flowers? I think they permanently imprinted on my aesthetic sense.
ALT: decorative drawing in ink and crayon, some swirly lines surrounded by little flowers.
ALT: crayon, ink, acrylic. this was literally a memory of what I saw with eyes closed, the network of little veins. the colors aren’t as bright as I wanted, but it was dark shot through with red and orange, with bright blue-green in the between spaces.
ALT: crayon, ink and acrylic paint, abstract but full of numbers. and some moths, and dots. angular wide black lines weave through a thicket of numerals, mostly in shades of green. I had a long day, full of numbers.
ALT: watercolor and ink, abstract. another tangle, with primary color splotches ground, woven over with black and white ink lines in a rather tangled mess.
ALT: water soluble graphite and crayon, abstract. three blue marbles nestled in a tangle of black lines, a red ribbon, and gold and green shading. sort of an organic looking mess.
ALT: ink and water soluble crayon. abstract, but it vaguely resembles the profile of a person, eyes closed and mouth open, against a blue background (sky, or water) with a round shape that could be a moon.
ALT: ink and crayon scrawl of a flower (pink, daisy-like, many missing petals) and a bee (bumble, fat, yellow and black). it’s all done fast and sloppy.