Everything about this one is stiff, spiky.

The color reflects that I had some serious energy when I drew it. The eliptical forms feel as though they are stuck together and I like that.

The layers have less depth than I had hoped for when I began the drawing.

Just got the new led glowies hung in the hallway that Marjorie and I share. Now if only we could get the photographers across the hall to be more selective. More is just more.

New tools.
Weaving.
Another nest or pillow.
I imagine these in my hands with sticks and string, maybe cheesecloth. I might have to build this.

New tools.
Glass onion.
New shape and inspiring results.

String comes into play. Enjoying the use of transparency. Controlled scribbling.
A nest of lines.

Pink has raised it’s head again.
This time it feels more approachable in this drawing.
Gentle with flowing motion. You could spend a long time looking at this one.

A grid of marks is comforting.
I wanted to experiment with a tool I created to react sorta like a Sharpie.
I like it.

Confusion. Experimentation.

How chaotic can a drawing be and still work?

Limited palette.

Can I make a drawing with pink?

I hate pink.

Wishy washy pink.

But the energy came from the spirals. All was well even in the work of pink.

Quick, draw.

I almost forgot to make my drawing this day. I made it simple and enjoyed a bit of texture and transparency.