I'm working on framing these three water drawings for sale.

I'll scan them and get better pics up. They will be specially priced for Philadelphia Open Studios if they aren't purchased before then. They should fit in an 8 x 10 frame. I have to be sure.

I decided to build and adjust the previous drawing. It felt like there should be something more repetive on the top level. Something that floated amongs the scribbles. This was my additional couple of layers.

Using a background again in this drawing.

Still scribbling a bit. Having fun obliterating previous layers. The only really familiar marks are the dots. These repetitive scribbles come naturally. I use the same motions to loosen up before I start drawing in my studio. I do them much larger there though. It's a bit strange to scribble with your finger — the relationship between my finger and the mark are so off.

Enjoyed making this one.

Another background color experiment. The background color is added last which makes for strange and surprising halos at times. This is an absolute advantage of this digital medium. I'm not sure how I could every do this on paper.

Testing using a full color background. It's been a while.

Just getting into making something with more busy energy.  Enclosing circles with elipses.

What is going on with this color scheme? Maybe only one more in this space. It's strangely soft.

Checking my art supplies.

nylon japanese watercolor brushes — check.
aqueous pencils — check.
drawing pens — check

water color moleskine — check.
journal moleskine — check
sketchbook moleskine — check

pencil sharpener?

pencil sharpener?

I will be away drawing in the mountains for a few days. So excited to have this time after missing it for the past two years!  Expecting to have lots of fun stuff to share when I return.

Still light. Easy.

Repeating my little football. I really like that form. I'm thinking of using it more repetitively. I love using the orange. Valencia!