(grahite pencil, aprox. 8″x11″ on moleskine sketchbook)

This is for a international moleskine exchange, where each of us draws a self-portrait,  then sends it to the next person, and they draw themselves and the person whose book they have.

Inspired by Sara’s picture in the woods, I drew her, and myself [...]]]> I finally finished one of my entries…

(grahite pencil, aprox. 8″x11″ on moleskine sketchbook)

This is for a international moleskine exchange, where each of us draws a self-portrait,  then sends it to the next person, and they draw themselves and the person whose book they have.

Inspired by Sara’s picture in the woods, I drew her, and myself as a lurking tree. It was fun.

I confirmed my love of working in pencils.

But my bed looks like this…

more often than not.

Oh well.  It makes for a more interesting drawing.

This is a bag which Erin made for me.  If you’re in the market for a unique bag, she’s the one to talk to.

I need a new one, in fact, because this one’s life, unfortunately has run it’s course, after being designed and made just for me.  I’ve had it [...]]]> Draw a bag, wallet or purse

This is a bag which Erin made for me.  If you’re in the market for a unique bag, she’s the one to talk to.

I need a new one, in fact, because this one’s life, unfortunately has run it’s course, after being designed and made just for me.  I’ve had it for 2.5 years, I think, and have used it all over.  Erin, what should we do next?

Another good reason to order a bag from Erin is because she’s taking a mission trip to Swaziland, Africa, and this will help her fund the trip.

This drawing will help me remember this great bag long after it’s usefulness!

Yesterday, after a particularly challenging morning with Phoenix, and during some much needed quiet time while he was in his half-day Kindergarten, [...]]]> I bought these at Bolton Farm Market the other day.  It’d been a long time since I’d eaten some pears.  They looked good, and they had an unusual name, which now I can’t remember.

Yesterday, after a particularly challenging morning with Phoenix, and during some much needed quiet time while he was in his half-day Kindergarten, I opted to draw and listen to a book, instead of doing anything else.

I still don’t have a studio set up, so I had to do a little digging to find some supplies.  When I did, I set the pears up near a window, and drew them.

They made me happy, and brought me sanity.

8×12 pencil drawing on textured heavy eggshell-colored bond paper