ALT: ink and watercolor, abstract. think colors and twisty dribbly shapes like early autumn vegetation, still blooming but starting to hoard vitality in seed and roots rather than leaves and flowers.
ALT: water soluble graphite and watercolor. a pink egg in a nest at the bottom, a fat pink bud on a curling vine above. a curved branch on the right side, and some leaves all about.
ALT: ink and watercolor doodle. something like the seedhead from a spent flower up top, the wing of an insect perhaps, the butt of a hornet, and a line of yellow ovals – bubbles of pollen? – drifting across.
ALT: ink and watercolor. a ball of red yarn at the bottom right corner, lots of swooping concentric lines with lots of imaginary writing along them, enclose a space that has maybe two people, or maybe it’s just the nose of a cat poking through.
ALT: graphite and watercolor. three faces so close that they are touching each other, the middle one is smiling widely and the other two are enjoying more quietly, and musical staves weave among them. I was fortunate to attend a concert of a trio led by John Zorn this evening. This drawing is not at all portraiture, but a representation of how wonderful it was to watch the communication and precision among the musicians as they produced sometimes gloriously chaotic-sounding noise.
ALT: ink and watercolor doodle of a butterfly with orange wings and a stripey yellow caterpillar-like body, proudly perched on a red and purple flower under blue skies and a big round yellow dish of a sun.
ALT: ink and watercolor loose painting of a red planter pot with a couple kinds of houseplant leaves growing out. outside and in front of the pot there are a couple of flowers. my little house is pretty dark, so the houseplants all get to live outside as long as it’s warm enough. some get stuck into the ground, but some just stay in their pots, as these did.
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.