Marker Sketch: Untitled 1 on Photo Paper, Obverse and Reverse

I just started experimenting with drawing again. The only paper I could find around the house was glossy photo printer paper. I started with marker lines on the reverse side of the paper and saw that they became visible on the glossy side, having bled through. I used these lines to create the basis for a different image on the obverse of the paper.

The images below are crude, but I would like to further develop this technique to create meaningful interactions between sides of the paper.

Marker Sketch: Untitled 1 (Reverse) LA 2026
Untitled 1 (Reverse), LA, 2026
Marker Sketch on Photo Paper
© 2026 Jack Davis
Marker Sketch: Untitled 1 (Obverse) LA 2026
Untitled 1 (Obverse), LA, 2026
Marker Sketch on Photo Paper
© 2026 Jack Davis

Outdoor Photography: Ipomoea, in the family Convolvulaceae (aka Morning Glory and other Common Names), LA, 2026

Outdoor Photography: Ipomoea, in the family Convolvulaceae (aka Morning Glory and other Common Names), LA, 2026
Ipomoea, in the family Convolvulaceae (aka Morning Glory and other Common Names), LA, 2026
Outdoor Photography
© 2026 Jack Davis

Traffic Cone Series: The New Generation, LA, 2026

If one looks at a photographic color negative of this scene, the blue cones would be orange.

Traffic Cone Series: The New Generation, LA, 2026
The New Generation, LA, 2026
Traffic Cone Series
© 2026 Jack Davis