ALT: abstract, crayon and ink. There is something that could be the eye of a cat or a snake near the middle, and several lines of big calligraphic imaginary writing swooping around. A lot of motion/emotion.
I am back from vacation, but need to spend the next couple of days catching up with work. So for now I will just post the first of my vacation week arts, and will fill in the rest over the next couple of days.
ALT: ink painting, landscape. Dark, almost black hill silhouetted against stormy looking clouds and water that is raked with patterns representing ripples that didn’t come out nearly the way I wish they had. Still. I like that it’s stark bands of dark and light, and the way the ink behaved to represent clouds is pretty satisfying to me.
ALT: ink and crayon drawing. Some kind of being with arms upraised is stepping through a flamboyantly decorated arch, onto a field where five white rabbits sit and vaguely pay attention.
ALT: ink drawing, a big fat yellow sun with a red spiral on it sits half above the horizon line. Below is its reflection or continuation, in watery ripples .
ALT: ink drawing in vibrant yellows, oranges and blues, of something that could be a seahorse hybrid, but with legs and a sort of puppydog face. there are wavy vertical lines at its back that could be kelp, and many orange-rimmed bubbles in the open water that it faces.
ALT: ink drawing, lots of bright colors (orange, yellow, green, and blue). It’s the neck and head of something that looks like a seahorse maybe combined with a serpent. It has a sort of fiery mane and crown as well.
ALT: a very scribbly crayon and ink drawing, with black, red and white snarly tangles on a pastel blue and gold background. the aggregate shape is somewhat of an echo of yesterday’s tyrannosaurus rex, without the flag or the goofy charm.
ALT: ink sketch of a t-rex wearing a crown and holding a US flag with a background that suggests a rally like the one we just had on the Brattleboro town commons.