I’ve come back to the familiar figure 8.

I like drawing that form. I like it even better when the form starts to take control of the drawing.

This is a lovely little bundle of marks. It feels like the stuff you pull out of your pocket.

Still experimenting with fewer of everything. I only used three different tools in this drawing.

Loving creating different forms by bending or repeating a mark.

I find these drawings relaxing and satisfying.

Only two marks and three colors.
What happens?

Still only a few marks again.

Quick thinking. Quick mark-making.

These are experimenting in a new direction. Clear layering, only a few tools and few colors.

Another drawing of large strong shapes.
Trying to keep it simple.

In this drawing I only used a few marks. I ecied it was time for a few big important marks.

I pushed this drawing to have additional values. It’s not restful like I had hoped.

But I love this blue and the fabric feeling is imortant in this as well as many of my drawings.

Thread is a theme and an important gathering of marks.

I’ve always loved blueprints.

This drawing comes from that visual place. I loved making this and it feels so good to look at now after I have made it.

The thinest lines make the blue vibrate.

This is where what I’m doing in my studio came back to my drawing-a-day project. I have been punching holes in some paper lately and I decided to try it in a digital drawing.

This drawing has a physical structure that is compact and singular.

Fuzzy forms spinning next to each other.
That’s all.