Pen and Ink Series #8: Collateral Circulation, LA, 2025
This is an elaboration of the bruise sketch of yesterday’s post.
This is an elaboration of the bruise sketch of yesterday’s post.
Why would a black and white line drawing named ‘Bruise’? When one thinks of a bruise, one could imagine a riot of colors from all over the spectrum (mainly black and blue – some red and orange perhaps). The patterns of a massive bruise I have on my leg from a fall last week gave […]
I continue to explore my star line drawing together with spiral lines in this drawing. I may have hit a creative block on this theme. While there is probably more to be done with these components, it no longer inspires. I am working with a larger format (7×10″ rather than the 3.5×5.75″ I used in […]
I began this sketch with a curved line and added others that, like the first, ended in the beginnings of a spiral. Lately, I’ve been playing with my star icon, making its lines disappear and re-appear when it intersects with another line in its path. It adds a sense of three dimesionality to the 2D […]
My amazement at the mazes seems to have run its course. Back to the line. I continue this series by beginning with one line which, hopefully will inspire more.
This is a linear maze that is difficult (if not impossible) to traverse due to the ambiguity in the pathways.
The maze in this sketch is incidental to the collection of shapes. There may not be enough clearance for the small dark circular shape on the lower left to navigate around these ‘objects’, but more is going on here than the arc of its travel.
I am out of the 14×20″ 140# cold pressed paper upon which I have drawn more than 50 of my 8-part Meditation Series posts. I start today’s Pen and Ink Series (drawn with Micron pens) on 7×10″, 80 pound, smooth-finish paper. It is more fun to draw in this format for a couple of reasons: […]
I was preparing to make mashed potatoes when I noticed this fellow, who was smashed already.