Another horizontal effort.

I try to get back in that direction now and again during these experiments. Really wanted to scribble again in this drawing. I really like how it almost feels like I'm working with graphite. Sort of smudgy.

I like to draw this sort of coil form. I could draw them over and over until I tear a hole in the paper.

Preparing to show some work.

I've begun framing some work I'd like to show and some for upcoming sale opportunities. Framing is something I find therapeutic. It's a process that requires concentration and manual skills. I find comfort and quiet in doing it. I usually do the framing for small shows and studio sales.

Spending time in the studio is important — even if I don't make any art.

A little yellow jelly beanie.

Another adventure in scribbles.

Sometimes a girl has got to scribble.

Order, I don't need no stinking sense of order.

Green?

So what's that about?
It just showed up in this drawing. Maybe there was spring in the air. Must have been. I like the energy of this one. Little bits of transparency too.

I have no idea what this one is about.

It just happened. I don't think I had anything to do with it. It's like struggling.

Spirals.

This drawing is ruled by loops. Everything like a molecular model gone mad.

Testing a vocabulary I know very well. The marks can't be as tight as I would make them in a pencil drawing. The marks are more lyrical. I like them. I might experiment with these again.

Crazy lines in this one. I don't usually make marks like this at all.

It was fun to make some marks that felt like I was using a really saturated Sharpie. This was so quick and so much fun. The other marks were from a set I created and have enjoyed using so far through the series.