resting dragon.
Can you tell my cat visited while I was painting? Luckily those hairs brush off easily; I just didn’t notice them until I looked at the scan!
30 May 2022
Category Archives: daily drawing
29 May 2022
I took a vacation day yesterday, to spend time with my family and celebrate my older son’s birthday. So the posts will skip the date of 28 May. No regrets.
I am working on a sticks-and-twine sculptural piece again, as reflected in this day’s art.
27 May 2022
26 May 2022
counting sheep dreaming of peaceful sleep
Here’s a color version, completed 22 August 2022
25 May 2022
I started another of these ink and gouache paintings. Sometimes I wonder if I should even post them incomplete. But I’m still holding to posting each day what I made, and it’s enough of a picture I suppose, even in the incomplete state.
24 May 2022
Shelter.
23 May 2022
My old fallback of noodly doodles with water-soluble caran d’ache crayons. It was fun.
22 May 2022
I just finished reading Jon Krakauer’s “Into Thin Air” about a disastrous Mt. Everest expedition.
21 May 2022
Old National Geographics again – this was an article about coal pollution in Eastern Europe. Gorgeous photo of a woman in a steam bath.
From the National Geographic June 1991 article “East Europe’s Dark Dawn”. Photograph by James Nachtwey .
20 May 2022
Sometimes when I lack inspiration, I leaf through old National Geographics that I keep around for collage material. I found this orangutan to be an arresting presence.
This painting is after a photo by Tim Laman, in a Dec. 2016 article about Orangutans at Risk.
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